• Your
    Jewish
    Community
    Facing
    Breast Cancer
  • Young Jewish women facing breast cancer have unique concerns. Consider Sharsheret your personal gateway to the resources you may need over time.

    Learn how we can help

  • When facing cancer, it makes a world of difference to connect with someone who shares your experience as well as your values and culture.

    Find resources for women at every age

  • You might wonder what comes next for you and your loved one. We can help you navigate your concerns about fertility, intimacy, and facing cancer together.

    Learn how we can help

  • A cancer diagnosis affects the entire family. We offer help for partners, children, parents, and friends.

    Learn how we can help

  • One in 40 Ashkenazi Jews carries a BRCA gene mutation, nearly 10 times the rate of the general population. Working with health care professionals, we help you develop local cancer programs.

    Find resources for you and your patients

  • Breast cancer is not a Jewish woman's issue. It's a Jewish community issue.

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May 20, 2012

Join the Network Jewish Community Federation of Richmond and Spin for Sharsheret!  This exciting event will feature a one-hour spin class followed by pink snacks and a Sharsheret video presentation.  For more information and to RSVP, please contact Young Leadership Director Danielle

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May 21, 2012

Join the students at Frisch for a night of Learning in Style!  Hear perspectives about Megilat Ruth from faculty Rachel Besser and see the latest fashions at the women’s only spring fashion show “You are Beautiful…You are Enough.” A percentage of the proceeds will go to benefit Sharsheret’s

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Get Involved

Join thousands of other young adults across the country who are leading and participating in meaningful Sharsheret

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Share your experience with those newly diagnosed or facing the risk of breast cancer or ovarian cancer by becoming a Sharsheret “Link”, a peer supporter. Whether you are a recent survivor or a survivor of many years, or have a strong family history of cancer, enjoy the rewarding

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When I was 20, my parents came to see me unexpectedly at college. They told me that my mom had stage 2 breast cancer and was going to be having a mastectomy and chemotherapy in the coming months. I was scared for her and I was scared of losing her. My mom, my rock, was sick. She was the one who was   More »

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"Through this, I have been blessed with wonderful friends and family for whom I thank G-d daily. Yet no one has been able to still my anxiety like the people at Sharsheret who have been through this themselves."