Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation | Ending Breast Cancer


	The Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation works to eradicate breast cancer and improve the quality of women's health through innovative research, education, and advocacy. Learn about our programs. Find out how you can support the Foundation and the groundbreaking research that will end breast cancer in our lifetime. Learn how to join the Love/Avon Army of Women!



	We're Growing It’s been a hot summer, and I’m happy that I’ve had time to enjoy a few days off here and there in cooler California to enjoy it. I hope you have too! MORE >

	By partnering with the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation, your company or organization is demonstrating its commitment to moving beyond the current breast cancer research and funding paradigm, to funding novel approaches to ending breast cancer. MORE >

	Give While You Shop (and Sell!) on eBay Each time you buy an item on our new Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation eBay Giving Works page, the seller will donate between 10 and 100 percent of the final sale price to the Foundation! Check out the items currently for sale and learn how you can post your own items to benefit the Foundation. MORE >

Your support will allow us to invest in the intraductal research that will take us beyond a cure and end this disease. You can give by:

Wearing your support!
Purchase a bright pink "One in a Million" Army of Women T-Shirt. Sizes S-XL. $20

Purchase an Army of Women pendant. They look great with a dress or jeans. $5

Or making a donation!
Make a donation in honor or in memory of a friend, co-worker or loved one.

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Support the Foundation:
Host a Partnership Event
A Partnership Event can be anything from a luncheon to a garage sale. But all Partnership Events have one thing in common: they are designed to raise awareness about and funds for the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation. Let us help you get started! MORE >

Effect of Intraductal Therapy of DCIS with Pegylated Liposomal Doxorubicin (PLD) on Pathology and Biomarkers: A Presurgery Study

The Development of a Breast Fluid Test to Identify Women at Risk for Breast Cancer

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