Fight Club Survivor
Where your attitude is everything!
Programs and results
What we aim to solve
Women dealing with breast cancer and treatment go through a very emotional process. Our Founder, Jeanne Wokurka, has gone through 2 fights with breast cancer, in 2011 and 2014.
Breast cancer patients will will feel alone. They will feel terrified. They will feel the need to speak with someone that knows exactly what they are going through. They need answers to their questions. Fight Club Survivor is here for them.
Women dealing with breast cancer and treatment may lose their hair. They may lose their breast(s). They may lose friends. We are here for them. We offer our love and support as well as wigs, breast wear, etc.
Fight Club Survivor is here for these ladies offering personalized care packages to show love and inspiration, Mentors to calm nerves,and an online boutique for their personal needs.
Our programs
What are the organization's current programs, how do they measure success, and who do the programs serve?
Care Packages
Our main purpose is to provide personalized care packages to women who are currently active or soon to be active in breast cancer treatment, in hopes to uplift and inspire them to keep fighting.
Online Boutique
We offer lightly used and new items from other survivors to pass on to women currently dealing with breast cancer treatment. During treatment, it is common to lose hair, breasts, etc. We offer wigs, hats, bras, scarves, breast forms, compression items, etc.
Only charge is to cover s/h.
Mentors
We have women who are willing to speak with other women facing this new cancer journey. Whether it be by email, chat or phone, these women donate their time to be there for others that are in the shoes they once were in.
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Goals & Strategy
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Charting impact
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What is the organization aiming to accomplish?
Fight Club Survivor hopes to reach out to women dealing with breast cancer treatment or soon to be. We want them to fight for not only themselves, but also for their loved ones. The personalized gift in our care package will be a steady reminder.
To send out at least 50 care packages a month. Funding is a major issue.
To have our on-site 'country boutique' Faith running so local women have a place of serenity to try on free wigs, breast forms, etc.
To match up Mentors with those requesting one.
What are the organization's key strategies for making this happen?
We advertise on social media platforms and our website.
We continually run fundraisers to bring in funds just to keep us afloat for the year.
As long as we continue to send out care packages, word gets around and the requests come in at an alarming rate.
What are the organization's capabilities for doing this?
We run 5 different fundraisers during the year. We budget to make sure we only send out as many care packages as we can afford. Unfortunately, our fundraisers are never very large, but we just space out the shipments of care packages.
Friends and family also give donations to help.
What have they accomplished so far and what's next?
We've accomplished hundreds of women feeling our presence just by offering them our time, support and inspiration. Our feedback is proof of that.
What's next is just to continue getting more and more packages out, while having the funds to complete our mission without fearing of hitting $0 again.
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Fight Club Survivor
Board of directorsas of 4/3/2022
Jeanne Wokurka
Fight Club Survivor, Inc.
Term: 2015 -
Bonnie Bewsey
Fight Club Survivor, Inc.
Term: 2015 -
Alison Gamble
Fight Club Survivor, Inc.
Tom Wokurka
Fight Club Survivor, Inc.
Emma Wokurka
Fight Club Survivor, Inc.
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