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in 1980 when Susan G. Komen died at the afe of 36, her sister promised her one thing. she promsed her that she would do everything she could to end breast cancer.
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the Benita Feurey Fund Seminar, was held at the Mark Goodson Theatre in Manhattan.
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empire state building is first light in pink.
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Grants reach $1 million
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the first execuative director of the komen organization is Louise Milone
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the first men join the race for the cure.
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In 2008, the 25th anniversary of the organization, the name was changed to Susan G. Komen for the Cure and trademarked a new logo in support of its promise "to end breast cancer forever." The new logo is a pink ribbon that resembles a runner in motion
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20th Anneversary
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After an unsuccessful run for Georgia governor, Karen Handel joins the Susan G. Komen Foundation as a consultant. She was then hired as a senior vice president for public policy. During the Georgia primary, Handel’s platform included advocating for Planned Parenthood’s defunding.
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east 39th street in NYC