The mission of Breast Wishes Fund (BWF) is to “Give US Choices" for cancer treatment and prevention. BWF focuses on providing tools for individuals and families, locally and nationally, to inspire them to a happier and healthier quality of life. Breast Wishes Fund is intensely focused on the prevention of cancer and feeling healthy right NOW. Breast Wishes aggressively seeks a medical diagnosis environment where people are provided immune enhancing, disease reducing options for treatment and prevention beyond the insured standard of care. Breast Wishes Fund provides:• In person, phone and email "Compassionate Mirror" diagnosis and prevention support• AIM @ Wellness prevention program for students and adults• Uninsured Treatment Fund for uninsured cancer choices• Website with choices for cancer therapies beyond standard of care• Directory of health care professionals including international Advisory Board• Newsletter with cutting edge therapy news, blog and original short films• Ethical partnerships • ResearchBreast Wishes Fund was created to educate about alternative choices for treating breast cancer and prevention options for the next generation to be used in conjunction with or instead of standard of care. BWF provides support for women throughout their cancer diagnosis whether it's emotional or nutritional support, the foundation will be a resource for women (and the people who love them) no matter what treatment path they are venturing. BWF serves young people to those in their eighties with one- on-one counseling, referrals and advocacy for their treatment options and with their medical practitioner. Additionally, there is the continual drive for research for cutting – edge and proactive therapies. BWF has become the go-to service for suggestions on what to do next, free of charge. At events, BWF meets with 100-1000 people and approximately ten consultations weekly.The Breast Wishes Fund Advisory Board is composed of progressive, international health care professionals offering the latest immune enhancing, disease reducing options for treatment and prevention via referrals, monthly newsletters and short films produced by Lexie Shabel and Breast Wishes Films.