Carolyn
(shown at the far left in the photo) is
a breast cancer survivor and the Founder & CEO of the IIIB's
Foundation. Her primary goal is to ensure that no one faces breast
cancer alone.
2nd Annual Pink Tie Charity Ball
Our Pink Tie event will be held on Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012 at the Dulles Hilton. Click here to order tickets.
Special thanks to our 2011 Diamond sponsor Dr. Steven Davison of
DaVinci Plastic
Surgery, photo below with IIIB's volunteer Lisa Jensen
(center), and Dr. Stephanie Akbari (right). Dr. Akbari is the Director
at the Center for Breast Health at the Virginia Hospital Center.
Our Mission
The IIIB's Foundation helps to comfort women through the pain associated with
breast cancer surgery and treatment. We are celebrating our sixth anniversary
of providing Bosom Buddy Baskets as gifts to breast cancer survivors to ensure
that no woman faces breast cancer alone.
Who We Are
IIIB's stands for Bosom Buddy Baskets. Our baskets are
personally designed by breast cancer survivor & IIIB's founder Carolyn
Rodenburg, and hand assembled hand by the IIIB's
team.
Bosom Buddy Baskets
Bosom Buddy Baskets are filled with
inspiring gifts, resources and comfort items
to help women through their battle with
breast cancer.
Click here to find out more
if you or
someone you know is a breast
cancer survivor in need of a basket.
Click here to watch the IIIB's promotional
video and learn more
about our
organization.
2nd Annual Pink Tie
Charity Ball
The next Pink Tie event will be held on February 11, 2012 at the Dulles
Hilton. Click here for more details.
We are proud to have
worked with the
Susan G. Komen Global Race for the Cure when
we hosted the first ever "Chest
Bump Against Cancer".
By participating in this
event
the IIIB's
helped
set
a new
Guinness Book World Record, while raising
much needed
money to
support
the
Global Race
for the
Cure.
The IIIB's Bosom Buddy
Basket appears on the
cover of
Nurses Magazine!
The Loudoun Magazine
features the IIIB's Foundation
and Founder
Carolyn Cole-Rodenburg
in the
Fall Issue.
Chris Cooley, #47, Tight
End Pro Bowler for the Washington Redskins
donated the proceeds
of the sale of his
breast cancer shirt he designed
to our organization.