Young Survival Coalition

YOUNG SURVIVAL COALITION PROMOTES STACY M. LEWIS TO CHIEF PROGRAM OFFICER, DEPUTY CHIEF EXECUTIVE

Wed, Dec 07, 2011 18:57 CET

New Role Emphasizes YSC’s Commitment to the More Than 250,000 Young Women Living with Breast Cancer in the U.S.There are more than a quarter of a million young women living in the U.S. today who were diagnosed with breast cancer before their 41st birthday. As part of a strategic realignment to bolster its ability to create and deliver programs to reach more of these young women, Young Survival Coalition (YSC) announced today that Stacy M. Lewis has been promoted to Chief Program Officer and Deputy Chief Executive, effective immediately. She previously

Hitting the Field - A Bipartisan Show of Support for Young Women with Breast Cancer

Tue, Jun 21, 2011 21:22 CET

Third Annual Congressional Women’s Softball Game to benefit Young Survival CoalitionNEW YORK – June 21, 2011 – Young Survival Coalition (YSC), the premier global organization dedicated to the critical issues unique to young women with breast cancer, is excited to be the beneficiary of the Congressional Women’s Softball Game for the third year in a row. The softball game is a unique opportunity for the women Members of Congress to leave behind party politics and join together to have some summer fun as they support a very important cause. This is the second year that the women Members of

The Only International Conference for Young Women Affected by Breast Cancer (C4YW) Brings Resources, Support, and Hope to Orlando for 2011

Wed, Jan 19, 2011 14:00 CET

You have breast cancer. Life-altering words women never think they will hear—especially at a young age. 2011 starts the beginning of a new decade for the Annual Conference for Young Women Affected by Breast Cancer (C4YW). The new decade brings a new look and feel to the conference but does not change the importance of the information, education and support that is shared.New York, NY, January 19, 2011 — You have breast cancer. Life-altering words women never think they will hear—especially at a young age. 2011 starts the beginning of a new decade for the Annual Conference for Young Women

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