From Patient to Mentor
Become an ABCD Mentor and provide hope, guidance, & compassion to someone just like you.
ABCD Mentors are volunteers who are breast cancer survivors at least one year past completing treatment (with the exception of hormone replacement therapy), living with metastatic/stage IV disease, or a friend or family member of a breast cancer patient.
Start the process to become a Mentor ›Why Become an ABCD Mentor?
Meaningful Impact
Share your experience and insights to empower someone just like you who
needs support after a breast cancer diagnosis.
Personal Fulfillment
Volunteer with ABCD to experience the social and mental health benefits
of giving back to the breast cancer community.
Lasting Connections
Join the ABCD Mentor network and find a supportive community of other survivors and people living with metastatic disease.
Comprehensive Training
Ongoing Mentor Support
Virtual, Flexible Volunteering
We especially need Mentors from minority/underrepresented and LGBTQIA+ communities, men, young survivors, and MBC patients. We’re also looking for previvors with an increased risk of breast cancer that would like to become volunteer Mentors. Our first virtual training session for previvors will take place November 20.
Start the process to become a Mentor ›
