What if your auto repair shop could help advance breast cancer research while growing your business?
Co-founders Leigh Anne Best and Laura Frank, alongside Dr. Justin Johnson from the Cleveland Clinic, share the story behind one of the automotive industry's most impactful grassroots fundraisers. Since 2011, participating shops have partnered with parts vendors to provide free brake pads during October, helping customers save on repairs while shops donate 10% of the total service cost to breast cancer vaccine research at Cleveland Clinic.
With $2.4 million raised and a $3 million milestone in sight, the campaign is helping fund continued research into the alpha-lactalbumin breast cancer vaccine for triple-negative breast cancer while giving independent repair shops an opportunity to strengthen their communities and grow their business.
What You'll Learn
- How the Brakes for Breasts win-win fundraising model works.
- How participating shops can partner with parts vendors and customers.
- Why 100% of donations go directly to the research laboratory.
- How grassroots funding helped keep the Cleveland Clinic research lab open after Dr. Vincent Tuohy's passing.
- What Phase 1 vaccine research revealed and what Phase 2 will require.
- How participating shops can generate community awareness and increased car count.
- How your shop can participate and access promotional resources.
Brakes for Breasts demonstrates what can happen when the automotive industry comes together around a cause. Shops can serve their customers, strengthen their communities, grow their businesses, and help fund research that could change lives. Every shop, every customer, and every dollar can make a difference.
https://www.brakesforbreasts.com/ The First Breast Cancer Vaccine Trial Recipient Jennifer Davis: https://remarkableresults.biz/remarkable-results-radio-podcast/cc111/
