Join Look Good Feel Better in Honoring Cancer Survivors on February 4, World Cancer Day

This year on World Cancer Day, Look Good Feel Better (LGFB) will honor all cancer survivors who have struggled with this disease and now share a life-changing, universal experience with fellow survivors; caregivers and health care professionals who save lives and make cancer survivorship possible; and NGOs worldwide that assist cancer patients and help close the care gap by offering vital services and support during a cancer patient’s journey to wellness.  

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Defy Cancer by Redefining Yourself

By Krysta Rodriguez, Actress and 2017 Look Good Feel Better "DreamGirl"

If you know someone going through cancer, understand they are transforming. Be there for them. Support them. Love them. And if you think they might benefit from LGFB, introduce this amazing program and community it fosters.

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Let’s Dream Big Together

By Keech Combe Shetty, Executive Chair, Combe, Inc., and Board Chair, Personal Care Products Council and the PCPC's Look Good Feel Better Foundation

Look Good Feel Better is able to reach more women than ever before. And reaching more women means helping more women.

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Standing Stronger and Better Together

By Louanne Roark, Executive Director of the Look Good Feel Better Foundation

Today we celebrate International Women's Day! Today and every day we celebrate the women who made history, are making history, and will make history. We honor the women who lead us, volunteer with us, and belong to our community.

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Celebrating Our Global Impact on World Cancer Day

Together all our actions matter

"It is scary enough with just the pandemic and then add to that breast cancer! Just seeing other women from all over the world going thru the same thing was so helpful. This was so valuable to me. I want to thank all who made it possible!"

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We Stand Against Racism

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.

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