HELPING BREAST CANCER PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES
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This year, Colorado Gives Day is December 5.
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Legacy in Motion means taking action and doing good with Roberta’s legacy of faith, hope and love as our foundation and driving force. What do faith, hope and love in motion look like? Supporting our Legacy Families through fundraisers, partnerships, acts of service, and events that bring people together simply to remind them that, with their Roberta’s Legacy community, they are not alone.
OUR purpose
To nurture personal relationships with those living with breast cancer, providing individualized care and resources through a community of donors and partners.
OUR IMPACT
We help patients and their families get back on their feet by providing care, resources, and services through a network of legacy friends and partners. Since November 2017, Roberta’s Legacy has provided financial assistance for integrative treatments, rent, groceries, car payments, gas, medical bills, and more. 100% of donations made to Roberta’s Legacy go directly to breast cancer patients and their families.
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Throughout her life, Roberta was a giver. Her thoughtfulness and generosity could be found in the perfect Christmas gift, anonymous and unexpected donations, sage advice, welcoming arms and carefree laugh.
She is remembered by many as an incredible mother and the first to smile and enjoy the moment, even when it seemed like everything was going wrong. Roberta was a giver of love; she always let you know that you were loved.
