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ENCINITAS, CA (December 9, 2021) – The Standup for the Cure (SUFTC) community demonstrated resilience and determination while overcoming the second year of COVID-19 restrictions raising over $100,000 to fund community breast cancer programs and research.

As most educators can tell you, we typically get our mammograms in June once school is out for the summer. The year that I was diagnosed, 2017 was no exception.

Supconnect announces Standup for the Cure’s 2021 summer event.

ENCINITAS, CA (April 19, 2021) – Standup for the Cure announced today the launch of their nationwide micro events for teams and individuals to support the breast cancer community. SUFTC’s summer events will take place on July 9, 10, and 11, 2021.

ENCINITAS, CA (March 18, 2021) – Standup for the Cure (SUFTC) will be hosting a 2021 Spring Art Show and Fundraiser running from April 1, 2021, through June 30, 2021. Funds raised will support Standup for the Cure’s beneficiaries.

December 01, 2020 – Standup for the Cure succeeded in raising funds to continue to support its beneficiaries in 2020 despite the unique challenges of the year.

September 2020 News and Updates from Standup for the Cure

SIC Maui came together at the end of August to participate virtually for Stand Up for the Cure, raising $5,000 in donations; with groups participating from coast to coast.

Supconnect Weekly Recap, a countdown of the week’s biggest news in the world of Stand Up Paddleboarding, featured the 2020 Virtual Standup for the Cure event.

This year, the 2020 Virtual SUFTC offered participants an event where there were no rules, no boundaries – Just fun, camaraderie, connection, and a desire to put an end to breast cancer. The support was overwhelming.

Across the nation, individuals and groups showed their support for breast cancer awareness and early detection… “I do this for my family and friends,” Mary said about Standup for the Cure. “Awareness is key and an early diagnosis is a lifesaver.”