Look Good Feel Better® stands with the Black community in condemning racism and injustice in our country.  We stand with everyone working toward a kinder, more inclusive world.  As a cancer support organization, we know that cancer does not discriminate, and we work to create safe, inclusive programs for the patients we serve.  In addition to the resources found here on our website, we’ve compiled a list of cancer support resources for Black women and other women of color to help in navigating your unique cancer experience.

For the past several months, Look Good Feel Better® has been in close contact with our Alliance partner hospitals and reviewing guidance from healthcare experts.  Based on their recommendations, we have made the difficult call to extend our suspension of in-person Look Good Feel Better workshops through the end of March 2021 due to continued COVID-19 health concerns for our participants, volunteers, and hospital staff partners.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to impact communities and healthcare providers nationwide, we have extended the temporary suspension on Look Good Feel Better® (LGFB) in-person workshops through May 2020. Moving forward, we will make the decision when to reinstate in-person workshops in conjunction with our Alliance partner hospitals, and in accordance with local stay-at-home orders. 

The COVID-19 crisis grows by the day, shuttering businesses, industries, and communities. In these unprecedented times, Look Good Feel Better continues to stand strong beside women in cancer treatment, our nationwide network of volunteers, and our Alliance partner hospitals. 

The COVID-19 crisis has impacted our personal and professional lives in profound and unexpected ways. While there are many unanswered questions concerning this potentially dangerous infection, public health authorities and infectious disease experts agree that we can help mitigate the community spread and consequences of this disease through the practice of good hygiene and social distancing measures.