 The goal of Think Pink is to help create greater awareness and understanding of a disease that touches so many First Coast lives, and to raise funds to support breast cancer preventative care, especially for the under and uninsured. Watch for our special news stories on air and online -- that are both informational and inspirational. Dare to Think Pink. that with the power of knowledge and awareness we CAN put an end to breast cancer in our lifetime.
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JACKSONVILLE, FL -- A Hero Bra that lights up with the flick of a switch! See the bra and meet its creators, all folks bent on helping save local lives.
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First Coast News is partnering with the local non-profit Susan G. Komen Foundation to raise Buddy Bucks to make sure every woman on the First Coast gets a mammogram, even if she can't afford one or she doesn't know where to turn. (They're the Race for the Cure folks.) The money will pay for the hotline and, the more funds we get, the more free mammograms we can offer through Komen grants to local facilities. Trained professionals at Komen will man the hotline to guide women to existing free mammogram programs and, if cancer is found, to surgery and treatment programs for the underserved. We will follow the women to make sure they get help.
Call the M-Line at 1-877-9-MY-MAMO. Compassionate, experienced healthcare Representatives are available to connect you with the information you need 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Each caller will receive either a follow-up call, or will be provided with referral information based on specific needs. Rest assured that all information remains confidential.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- They're working, sweating, and having a good time. Yet the women at Curves San Pablo realize not everyone can afford a key component of a healthy life: mammograms. So they've created Hero Bras to help!

JACKSONVILLE, FL -- A Hero Bra that lights up with the flick of a switch! See the bra and meet its creators, all folks bent on helping save local lives.

NEPTUNE BEACH, Fla. -- A local parrothead and Buddy Check 12 survivor is inspiring other Jimmy Buffett fans to do self exams and raise money for our M-Line.
How About a Cruise for the M-Line?
"My Real Ones Almost Killed Me!"--Survivor Laughs
Olympians Row for the Cure, Raise $150,000
Buddy Check Saves Sue; NSU Students Do Hero Bras
JSO Corrections Officer Inspires M-Line Project
Montoya Brower and Lane Wiley Seniors Give to M-Line
Steinmart Hosts Event to Benefit Breast Cancer
Callahan Elementary Goes Pink to Help M-Line
View the M-Line Archive
 The 2009 Komen North Florida Race for the Cure was held on Saturday, October 17th, 2009 at Metropolitan Park in downtown Jacksonville. Next year's race will be held October 23, 2010.
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First Coast News Anchors Jeannie Blaylock and Donna Deegan
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