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The Breast Cancer Research Foundation is a nonprofit organization that provides critical funding for cancer research worldwide to fuel advances in tumor biology, genetics, prevention, treatment, metastasis and survivorship.
Since founded in 1993 by Evelyn H. Lauder, BCRF has raised more than half a billion dollars for lifesaving research. Through a unique and streamlined grants program, they seek out the brightest minds in science and medicine and give them the necessary resources to pursue their best ideas. As a result, researchers are able to make discoveries and design new approaches to address all aspects of breast cancer.
“Our goal is to accelerate the breakthroughs bringing us closer to a cure to speed up the progress that will improve survivorship and quality of life for breast cancer patients today.” – Myra J. Biblowit, President & CEO
In 2020-2021, BCRF will award $40 million in annual grants to 275 scientists from top universities and medical institutions around the globe. In addition, BCRF has established the Evelyn H. Lauder Founder’s Fund, a multi-year international program dedicated to metastasis that is the first large-scale global effort to unravel the biology of metastasis, with $31 million earmarked to date. It is the largest privately funded project exclusively focused on metastasis in the world.
The thousands of women and men suffering from breast cancer today depend on BCRF. No institution can conquer this disease alone; but together, we can.
Solangez Seven applauds and supports the Breast Cancer Research Foundation for the hard work and effort they put into helping women and men suffering from breast cancer throughout our nation. Solangez Seven donated 20% of our 4th Quarter sales to BCRF.
Atlanta Community Food Bank’s mission to serve those most in need has deeply touched our hearts. Atlanta Community Food Bank also refers those in need to other services that connect individuals and families to local providers offering services such as affordable housing options, shelters, rent/utility assistance, free to low-cost health services, job skills and food/clothing pantries.
One of Atlanta Community Food Bank’s projects is named Atlanta’s Table. This project collects prepared food from Atlanta’s Hospitality Industry. Restaurants, caterers, corporate dining rooms, hotels, convention centers, special events and other food service providers are among the more than 200 hospitality industry donors that regularly contribute food to Atlanta’s Table. Atlanta’s Table collects and distributes thousands of pounds of food every month. For agencies feeding large numbers of people, Atlanta’s Table is an invaluable resource. Family Shelters, childcare centers and community kitchens are among the agencies that benefit from this service.
Kids In Need is another project of Atlanta Community Food Bank. With the firm belief that every child deserves the tools they need for academic achievement, ACFB developed Kids In Need, a year-round free store for educators. The Kids In Need mission is to provide learning supplies for students whose academic success is threatened by poverty. For a school to qualify, at least 80% of the students must be enrolled in the federal free and reduced meal program. There is absolutely no cost to teachers or schools. The Kids In Need facility is set up much like a retail store and is continuously stocked with school and art supplies for grade levels Pre-K through 12.
Solangez Seven applauds Atlanta Community Food Bank for the hard work and effort they put into helping low income families throughout our communities in the metro Atlanta and North Georgia. Solangez Seven donated 20% of our 4th Quarter sales to Atlanta Community Food Bank.






After attending the 5th annual Black Tie Gala on 6/24/2017 and learning more about Sickle Cell disease. The many problems Sickle Cell blockages can cause. From infections, anemia, pain, acute chest syndrome, stroke, jaundice, leg ulcers, to organ damage. This disease affects 90,000 to 100,000 people in the United States, mainly Blacks or African Americans. Solangez Seven applauds the founder of Winning the Battles in Your Mind, Ms. Aretha Cleveland for seeing the need to raise money for research and to help families that are afflicted with this disease financially. In recognition of an outstanding and valuable contribution Ms. Cleveland and her staff have made to the Sickle Cell fund raising efforts. Solangez Seven is donating 20% of our 2nd Quarter sales to Winning the Battles in Your Mind.