Praise Is The Cure

#ThisMustStop

Eliminating Breast Cancer Disparities Through Hope, Health, Healing, and Action.

Praise Is The Cure provides education, screenings, support, and life-giving community events to help patients, survivors, families, and underserved communities access care and hope.

#ThisMustStop

The Problem We're Fighting

Breast cancer does not affect everyone equally. The disparities are real, urgent, and unacceptable.

The External Problem

Unequal Access & Outcomes

Black women face delayed detection, limited access to screenings, and worse breast cancer outcomes than any other group. These disparities are preventable.

The Internal Problem

Families Need Support & Hope

Beyond treatment, families need information, dignity, emotional support, and a community that understands what they are going through.

The Deeper Problem

No One Should Be Left Behind

No one should face preventable disparities or be left without access to lifesaving education, screenings, and support. This must stop.

Your Trusted Guide

Praise Is The Cure Has Been Fighting for Health Equity Since 2005

Founded by Anita Conner, a twenty-year breast cancer survivor, along with her daughter Kerri, a ten-year survivor, PITC is a community-rooted nonprofit dedicated to eliminating breast cancer disparities among Black women through education, awareness, screenings, support, and healing.

Founded in 2005 as a 501(c)(3)

45,000+ community members impacted annually

Education, screenings, support & healing

Trusted by survivors, families & partners

PITC team and community

20+ Years

of hope, health, and healing in the community

Praise Is The Cure

"The cure begins with community. Together, we rise."

Your Path to Impact

Three Ways You Can Help Save Lives

Give. Sponsor. Show Up. Every action helps fund screenings, support survivors, and strengthen families.

For Donors

  1. 1Give a one-time or recurring gift
  2. 2Help fund screenings, support, and awareness
  3. 3Make a measurable impact on lives

For Sponsors

  1. 1Sponsor the Week of Hope, Health & Healing
  2. 2Receive visible recognition & community alignment
  3. 3Help underwrite free services and events

For Volunteers

  1. 1Sign up to serve
  2. 2Help at community events and outreach
  3. 3Bring hope and healing to your neighbors

Our Impact

What Your Support Makes Possible

45,000+

Community Members Reached Annually

20+

Years of Service

1,000+

Screenings Supported

500+

Survivors Celebrated

200+

Volunteers Mobilized

50+

Community Events Hosted

Signature Event

Week of Hope, Health & Healing 2026

Join us October 5–10, 2026 for a full week of awareness, education, survivor celebration, community health, and our signature Saturday event featuring the Survivor's Pamper Party, Music & Dance Concert, Free Mammography Screenings, and Men's Health Forum.

October 5–10, 2026
Salem Baptist Church of Abington
Week of Hope Health and Healing 2026

Help Fund Hope, Health, and Healing

Every dollar, every sponsorship, every hour of volunteer service helps fund screenings, support survivors, and bring hope to families who need it most.