Did you know… 1 in 5 women diagnosed with breast cancer will lose their jobs? Treatment brings enough battles rent, heat, and groceries shouldn’t be among them. Your donation stays 100% in Massachusetts, funding direct assistance grants for low-income women in treatment. $1M+ raised since 2018, with Platinum-level transparency.
For your convenience, we offer several alternative ways to support our mission.
You can donate by sending a check through the mail.
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Pawsitively 4 Pink
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Pawsitively 4 Pink
453A Lake Ave
Worcester MA 01604
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$1M+ raised for Massachusetts women · Candid Platinum Transparency 2026 · Three-Star Rating from Charity Navigator · 501(c)(3) EIN 83-2579704
Yes Pawsitively 4 Pink is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 83-2579704). Your transaction appears as “Pawsitively 4 Pink” on your statement, and we provide acknowledgment letters for your records.
Our grants are paid directly to service providers landlords, utility companies, grocery stores for Massachusetts women in treatment. We hold Candid’s Platinum Transparency Seal; full financials are on our Financial Transparency page.
Our grants are paid directly to service providers landlords, utility companies, grocery stores for Massachusetts women in treatment. We hold Candid’s Platinum Transparency Seal; full financials are on our Financial Transparency page.
Many can! Ask your HR department about matching gifts, then email michelle@pawsitively4pink.com for our 501(c)(3) letter and W-9 — we’ll send them directly to your company.
Breast cancer treatment brings emotional and physical challenges — but financial burdens can make the journey even harder. 1 in 5 women will lose her job after diagnosis, and bills don’t pause for chemotherapy.
Pawsitively 4 Pink provides direct financial assistance during breast cancer treatment and for up to six months after, so recipients can focus on recovery and stability. Grants are paid directly to landlords and utility companies — typically $2,500–$4,500 per woman — and every dollar you give stays in Massachusetts. See exactly where the money goes on our Financial Transparency page.
Real stories from our recipients
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