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Education & awareness
Publish readable information about metastatic breast cancer, treatment realities, FAQs, early discussions, and advocacy talking points.
Hope, awareness, advocacy, and support
Helping more families feel seen, supported, and empowered through metastatic breast cancer awareness.
This enhanced homepage is built around the nonprofit's pink ribbon, purple lettering, white daisies, and soft green accents. It includes donation, events, and newsletter areas that are ready for plugins or can work as styled placeholders right away.
Awareness
Share clear, compassionate education about metastatic breast cancer.
Support
Connect patients, caregivers, and loved ones with practical resources.
Action
Fuel advocacy, visibility, community outreach, and fundraising.
Daisy's mission blooms through compassion
A warm visual identity rooted in strength, remembrance, education, and hope.
Patient stories
Highlight resilient voices and lived experiences.
Resource hub
Offer trusted education, treatment guidance, and next steps.
Fundraising
Encourage one-time and recurring gifts with clear calls to action.
Events & outreach
Promote walks, awareness campaigns, memorials, and volunteer opportunities.
No one walks this journey alone
At Daisy Metastasis Breast Cancer Awareness, our mission is to educate, uplift, and empower those impacted by metastatic breast cancer, as well as all individuals affected by breast cancer. Rooted in lived experience, we are dedicated to raising awareness, sharing truth, and building a compassionate community where survivors and those affected are supported, voices are heard, and no one walks this journey alone.
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Family & patient support
Feature support services, caregiver resources, memorial pages, encouragement tools, and community connections that reduce isolation.
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Research advocacy
Set up a space where people can get involved; whether by supporting fundraisers, learning about key causes, partnering as sponsors, or keeping up with the impact being made.
This is my journey of faith, strength, and victory over breast cancer.
My journey with breast cancer has been filled with unexpected battles and hard-fought victories. What I thought was the end became a new beginning, testing my strength, faith, and resilience in ways I never imagined. Through it all, I’ve learned that even in the darkest moments, hope and victory are still possible.
I was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2014 in my right breast. I chose to fight. I underwent chemotherapy followed by a total mastectomy. As an added measure of prevention, I also made the difficult decision to have a total hysterectomy, believing I had done everything possible to ensure I would never face this disease again.
Years later, in 2023, I was diagnosed with COVID-19. During that time, I had no idea that cancer was silently spreading throughout my body. It had reached my lungs and bones—my pelvis, rib cage, spine, and even the back of my skull. My symptoms became severe, and I was admitted to the hospital. My lungs looked like a scrambled puzzle. That’s when I received the life-changing diagnosis: metastatic breast cancer.
Featured events and awareness campaigns
This version includes a styled events area. If The Events Calendar plugin is installed, the homepage can be updated to use its shortcode output here. Until then, the cards below work as clean placeholders.
October 16
Pink Sneaker Ball
Attire Semi-formal - Decorated Sneaker Contest
November 4
Family Support Workshop
A resource-focused event for families, caregivers, and loved ones seeking practical guidance and community support.
December 1
Holiday Hope Fundraiser
Celebrate the season while supporting outreach, awareness campaigns, and programs that center dignity and hope.
Plugin-ready events area
To connect live events, install The Events Calendar and replace this placeholder with its shortcode output.
Help hope grow
This call-to-action block is styled for donations and supports GiveWP, PayPal, Stripe, Zeffy, or any donation page. A built-in plugin-ready area appears below.
Plugin-ready donation form
The shortcode is missing a valid Donation Form ID attribute.