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VICTOBER 2019 IS HERE!

Victober is our exciting multi-faceted October campaign not only to celebrate breast cancer and domestic violence VICTORS but to be an advocate for victims and help the cause for prevention. We partner with the Delta Survivors and Angels of Grace Battered Women's Shelter to do this.

BE CONNECTED, BE INFORMED, AND BE INVOLVED!

Listen to 94.5 FM and follow kjiwfm on Facebook to see and hear the stories from inspiring women who are Victors!

Register for our first 3k Walk/Run, RSVP for the Pink & Purple Party and donate to the cause!

GET SIGNED-UP!!!!

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 | 2019 | CHECK-IN 8:15 AM
Starting at 1020 Plaza Ave. Helena-West Helena, AR
Registration: $20 (Kids walk free)

WEAR PINK, PURPLE, OR WHITE!

Take the #Vic5 challenge!
1. Register for the Walk.
2. Get 5 Friends to Sign-Up.
3. Post a video on Facebook challenging someone else to do it too!
4. Use #Vic5 and tag kjiwfm

Click the videos! See the challenge!

Victober Pink & Purple Party

Saturday, November 2 | 6 pm
Location:
The Hunt Education Center
105 Missouri, Helena, AR 72342

Free to the public

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Yes, I'm a breast cancer survivor! Yes, I'm a domestic violence survivor! Yes, but I'm very private about it. No, but I'm coming to celebrate survivors!

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Victober 2019

Lashonda's Story

Ariyana's Story

Even though breast cancer took away her chance of having children, she walked away a victor!

Ariyana knows first hand domestic violence can start as a teenager. She shares her story and talks peer pressure, culture, warning signs and conversations to have with teens.

Shemeka's Story

She lost a baby and almost lost her life. Shemeka shares her story of abuse, talks poverty, why women stay, the danger of hiding, and what young girls need to know to avoid abuse as adults.

HEAR THE STORIES FROM 2017!

Charlotte's Story

Charlotte Wayman shares her inspiring story of how she and her mother had breast cancer.

Alana Pinchback's Story

Jo Ann's Story

Jo Anne Kines' joy and humor shines through as she tells her story of breast cancer. She is a two year survivor now from the time she made this video.

Marcia Wickersham's Story

How does a puppy dog tell a woman she has cancer? See how God worked out all the little details of this inspiring story!

Hear this strong woman share her experience and the lessons she learned from her journey through breast cancer.

The Story of Debbie Self

When a stubbornness to know becomes a stubbornness to fight! Debbie shares her journey of fighting breast cancer.

Check back later this week for more stories or subscribe to the Victober YouTube Channel!

Check out and support these great sponsors of VICTOBER!

H&M Lumber Company

DID YOU KNOW?

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in the U.S

One in 8 women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.

Improvements in early detection and effective treatment have contributed to a 38 percent decline in breast cancer deaths in the U.S. between 1989-2014.

Today, there are more than 3.1 million breast cancer survivors in the U.S.

Get the full breast cancer fact sheet here!

Myths of Breast Cancer

Find these and other myths & facts of breast cancer from these informative organizations!

Don't miss the van!

The UAMS Mammovan
Wednesday, October 16th 2019
UAMS East Clinic
1393 Hwy 242 South
Helena, AR 72342

For more information or to schedule an appointment for a no-out of pocket cost mammogram
call 1-800-259-8794.

Click here to learn more about the Mammovan

Check out these women!
They will come present to your church, staff, group, etc.

Contact them at 501-255-1430