Started in 1981 by a breast cancer survivor and fashion model Sue Miller, the Day of Caring has continued it legacy through the efforts of dedicated and passionate volunteers.  Many individuals, including breast cancer survivors and those touched by breast cancer, work throughout the year to provide a Day of Caring that embraces an entire community. 

We are like no other organization.  We are a collaboration where everyone affected by breast cancer is invited to come together for one day and become part of a support network that lasts all year long.

We are about EDUCATION and ENCOURAGEMENT, CARING and RESPECT, COMMUNITY and DIVERSITY. We believe that the Day of Caring brings a holistic approach to health to each individual.

Through this once-a-year conference/ symposium, completely volunteer driven, we gather together people touched by breast cancer who are seeking reliable, up-to-date information, support and comfort in a safe environment. The event provides the MOST comprehensive and inspiring one-day breast cancer conference available, encompassing program seminars, exhibits, a trade show, and a fashion show to benefit any and all people touched by breast cancer.

Physicians and other health care professionals volunteer their time to provide the best information available for participants so they can make informed decisions about their health. This includes information about the latest research as well as resources for supporting wellness quality of life. Breast cancer survivors share their stories in an inspirational fashion show that gives hope to individuals newly diagnosed, in treatment and in recovery.

We welcome attendees from any part of the state or out of state… and we welcome ALL, current breast cancer patients, the recently diagnosed, survivors, family, friends and caregivers.

REGISTER for the 2013 Day of Caring Conference