One Good Idea: Virtual Gifting

It will offer members a place where they can host a service in memory of someone who died from breast cancer or in honor of someone who survived or is battling the disease; provide tips on how to reduce the risk of breast cancer; and, in general, raise awareness of the organization.

“We really feel like the youth of America today are so philanthropically minded that we really appreciate any opportunity we can to get in front of them so they can learn more about breast cancer, especially from a prevention standpoint,” Hodges says. “If they can learn how to live healthier lives, then maybe that will help us fulfill our promise to end breast cancer forever.