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Out Against Domestic Violence program.
    Avon philanthropy also responds generously in times of major disasters and emergencies. Combined, these funding programs touch the lives of millions of women across the United States and around the world.
    Through 2011, Avon global philanthropy donated more than $860 million in more than 50 countries for causes most important to women.
    While advances have been made, breast cancer remains the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women worldwide, and there is a new diagnosis every three minutes. Since the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade launched in 1992, Avon breast cancer programs in 58 countries have donated more than $740 million for research and advancing access to care, regardless of a person’s ability to pay.
    KEY AVON FOUNDATION ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE U.S. INCLUDE:
Awarded $138 million since 2000 to support eight Avon Foundation Breast ­Cancer Centers of Excellence nationwide that provide exceptional research and care.
Awarded more than 1,430 grants to community-based nonprofit breast health organizations, including support for approximately 125 organizations annually.
Since 2011, awarded 345 grants totaling $120 million to Avon “Safety Net” hospitals and community organizations to fund patient navigation, staff, and equipment upgrades to ensure quality care for the poor or uninsured.
Invested more than $190 million in breast cancer research, including most recently more than $25 million for 41 research projects focused on primary prevention, understanding the origin and potential causes of breast cancer, and developing new blood- or saliva-based tests for early detection.
Educated more than 100 million women globally about the importance of breast screenings and early detection and facilitated access to mammograms for 17 million women.
In partnership with the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation, launched the Love/Avon Army of Women to accelerate the pace of prevention research by enlisting record numbers of women in research efforts, including healthy women who have never been diagnosed, those at risk for breast cancer, and breast cancer survivors. Through 2011 the Army of Women has recruited more than 362,000 women, launched more than 54 research studies, and had more than 53,000 Army of Women members respond to requests for volunteers.
    In addition to receiving generous support from Avon Products, Inc., including all net proceeds from its sale of Avon “Pink Ribbon” products, the Foundation raises funds through a variety of events, such as the U.S. Avon Walk for Breast Cancer series, which is the Foundation’s largest fund-raising source.
    To learn more about the Avon Foundation, an accredited 501(c)(3) public charity, go to www.avonfoundation.org .

Ways to Get Involved and Make a Difference
Participate in the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer
Register, volunteer or donate! For more information, including cities and dates, or to donate, visit www.avonwalk.org or call 888-541-WALK.
Visit www.avonfoundation.org for information, tools and links to:
Host Your Own Fundraising Event
Create a Tribute Page to Honor Someone You Love
Shop for Breast Cancer Fundraising Products
Shop or sell on eBay to Support the Cause
Volunteer
Reach out to breast cancer organizations in your community to learn about volunteer opportunities. Many organizations could benefit from the gift of your time and talents.
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Welcome to the Fix-It and Forget-It Cooking Community!

    Phyllis Pellman Good
    First, a word in honor of slow cookers
    Slow cookers are those ordinary workhorses that make the routine possible. They’re quiet and unassuming. They need little attention once you’ve gotten to know the particular model (or models) you own.
    They help you do what you mean to do–
buoy up your effort to sit down daily around the table with the people you love;
keep your food-spending in line;
feed your household more