Thanks to all who participated in our Save the Boobies Raffle! Our raffle raised over $12,000 to support our mission in the mist of Covid-19. Gift cards for the Cookie Jar have been mailed and the winners listed below!

Prizes

Mike Wenstrup

Alaska Airline tickets

Roxanne Sheets

Game of Thrones

Chad Hutchsion

$250 Happy Tails Grooming 

Sandra Walsh

Metal Fish valued at $200

RJG

$250 Splash n Dash car wash

Kathleen Smart

In My Element Bag

Lori Merdes

In My Element Bag

Natalie Mayer

In My Element Bag

Michelle Miller

Aurora Photo valued at $125

Bethe Davis 

Large painting valued at &450

Norma Wivoda

One Night at Chena Hot Springs

Boobie Prizes

Brenda McCain

Dog Shampoo

Joyce Carpenter

Bottles Water

Bethe Davis

Small Painting

Jennifer Wilson

Sm Aururo Photo

Sam Lamont

Plastic Bag

Elizabeth Mullenberg

Plastic Bag

Cathy Cumming

Plastic Bag

Bethe Davis

Can Tuna Fish

Ben and Clara Anderson

Window Cleaner (Microfibrer Rags)

Susanne Reiemer

Game of Throne Book

Lori Merdes

Toy Plane 

The Breast Cancer Detection Center of Alaska offers state of the art 3D Tomosynthesis technology to harness superior quality images read by certified mammography technologists in a warm, comfortable, and calming environment.

BCDC was founded in Fairbanks in 1976 and has been guided by the mission to increase awareness of the survivability of breast cancer and the benefits of early detection by delivering screening services and educational programs throughout the state of Alaska. We serve patients in Fairbanks and on-site in Alaskan communities where breast cancer screening services are not readily available. 

The impact of BCDC Mammography Assistance Program stands alone in geographic Diversity by providing inclusive breast cancer screening in Interior, Southcentral, Southeast, and Southwest Alaska.

Your donation ensure, that Alaskans are not denied breast cancer screening services because of geographical and/or financial barriers to life-saving preventative health care. In supporting BCDC, we can continue to decrease the impact of breast cancer on geographically diverse Alaskan communities together.