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Together, We Rise in Pink.

RISE in PINK is an independent initiative led by UNICOIN FOUNDATION to raise Breast Cancer Awareness and encourage our community to support Early Detection, Education and Patient Support.

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Through RISE in PINK, UNICOIN FOUNDATION brings its community together to raise Breast Cancer Awareness and encourage support for the cause.

Donations are made through NBCF’s official donation platform. Any unicoin recognition would be provided separately by Unicoin Foundation and would not imply NBCF’s affiliation or endorsement.

1 in 8women

will develop BREAST CANCER in their lifetime

United States figure. Source: American Cancer Society.

United States

Breast Cancer by the Numbers.

Survival When Found Early

99%

According to the American Cancer Society, the 5-year relative survival rate for breast cancer diagnosed at an early, localized stage is over 99%.

Source: American Cancer Society

Survival, All Stages

92%

Overall, 92% of female breast cancer patients had not died from their cancer 5 years later. Survival rates differ depending on the stage at which the cancer was detected.

Source: CDC
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Rise in Pink

Early Detection Saves Lives.

#RiseInPink

Linked to Inherited Genes

1 in 10

Inherited gene changes are passed on in families and are present in cells throughout the body. About 1 in 10 breast cancers are linked to inherited gene changes.

Source: American Cancer Society
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New Invasive Cases · U.S. 2026

322K

About 321,910 new cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed in women in the U.S. in 2026.

Source: American Cancer Society

Know the facts

5 Facts Every Woman Should Know.

  1. Early Detection Saves Lives.

    Mortality drops when breast cancer is found and treated early.

  2. Small Lumps Are Easier to Treat.

    Tumors that haven't reached the lymph nodes are more likely to be treated successfully.

  3. Know When to Get Checked.

    The recommended age to start screening varies by country and personal history. Ask your doctor when you should start.

  4. Men Can Get It Too.

    About 0.5% to 1% of breast cancers occur in men.

  5. Progress Is Real.

    In high-income countries, breast cancer mortality fell 40% between the 1980s and 2020.

Source: World Health Organization.

Proposed · Unicoin Foundation

Unicoin Recognition Program

UNICOIN FOUNDATION proposes to recognize eligible donors with 1 unicoin for every eligible US$1 donated, up to a total campaign allocation of 100,000 unicoins.

This is a token count, not a valuation of US$1 per unicoin. The program is proposed and subject to authorization. Issuance is not automatic and has no set delivery date. Availability ends when the 100,000 - unicoin allocation is exhausted.

*Unicoin is the token of TransparentBusiness, a U.S.‑registered company.

  1. Our team contacts you to request proof of your donation and the information needed for due diligence.
  2. Unicoin Foundation reviews the documentation and completes the necessary due diligence.
  3. Unicoin Foundation then proceeds with issuing your unicoin certificate.

Programs provided by NBCF

Support Breast Cancer Screening, Education and Patient Support.

RISE in PINK encourages our community to support organizations working to improve access to Early Detection, Breast Health Education, and Patient Support. Explore the programs offered by National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) below.

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Early Detection

Mammograms and diagnostic services for women in need through NBCF’s programs.

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Patient Navigation

Guidance to help people navigate the breast cancer care journey and connect with resources.

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Education and Awareness

Breast health information and educational resources to support informed conversations with healthcare professionals.

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Patient Support

HOPE Kits® and support groups for people affected by breast cancer.

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Your Voice Can Inspire. Your Community Can Make a Difference.

Join RISE in PINK and help bring Breast Cancer Awareness to more people. As a creator, community leader or ambassador, you can use your platform to share trusted resources, encourage support and inspire others to Get Involved.

Together, let’s turn Awareness into Action.

Join the campaign

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions.

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Together, We Give Women A Better Fighting Chance.

Thank you for standing with women facing Breast Cancer.