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Unfortunately, there is no cure for breast cancer yet. Thankfully, we all can
help in the fight to find a cure.
Rolodex is proud to support City of Hope and their efforts in the fight against breast cancer. From January
1, 2007 through December 31, 2008 Rolodex will donate $20,000 to City of Hope for research, treatment, and
education.
You can show your support with the special Rolodex "Resilient Pink"
36 and 72 count business card books,
journal, or padfolio.
Ways You Can Help
• Make a donation to the City of Hope in honor of a woman you know
• Participate in a local Walk for Hope event
• Encourage women in your life to get their annual mammograms
• Volunteer at a cancer treatment center in your area
About City of Hope
City of Hope Cancer Center is at the forefront of some of the nation's most promising breast cancer research
and treatment programs and conducting a number of promising clinical trials that are helping to redefine the
standards of care for breast cancer patients at medical centers nationwide. This research involves
establishing innovative breast cancer research protocols, including bone marrow transplantation (BMT), new
anticancer drugs, radiotherapy, breast conserving surgery, gene therapy, immunologic treatments and
quality-of-life studies.
Today, over 2 million women nationally suffer from breast cancer. To meet their urgent needs, City of Hope has
made a major institutional commitment to remain at the forefront of this crucial biomedical field. This
commitment not only serves City of Hope patients, but the scientific knowledge generated there is shared with
other top cancer centers across the country, ensuring that the most advanced therapies help women afflicted
with breast cancer everywhere, every day.
Source: City of Hope Cancer Center;
National Cancer Foundation
Organize Your Health
Don't forget how important it is to organize your health. Here are a few ideas to help get your health
history and future in order:
• For an easy reminder, schedule all of your annual appointments around your
birthday.
• Record all appointments in your calendar as soon as you make them to avoid forgetting
dates or times.
• Track your medical history and self-exams in a dedicated health file.
• Talk to relatives about their medical history to identify any possible hereditary
conditions, include these notes in your file.
• Bring a journal and your health file to doctors visits to make notes and address
concerns.
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Envelope Resilient Pink Pad Folio
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Envelope Resilient Pink Journal
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