She's Not Too Young

Breast Cancer Research for Young Women Can't Wait

This October, shop our CAKES x BCRF partnership bundle. Every purchase funds breakthrough research for women of all ages diagnosed with breast cancer.

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OUR PLEDGE

$250,000

Breast cancer is on the rise in young women. As a brand, we're doubling down on research that can't wait.

CAKES has donated over $1.5M to women's health causes. This year, we're committing a minimum of $250,000 to BCRF to continue funding the She's Not Too Young Research Grant—breakthrough research for women diagnosed with breast cancer young.

OCTOBER EXCLUSIVE: GIVE BACK BUNDLE

Fund breakthrough research. Every purchase counts.

What's in the bundle:
Our best-selling Grippy Circles, Sticky Circles, and Breast Health Insert—everything you need to understand and support your breast health.

What it funds:
For every bundle purchased, CAKES donates 30% of the revenue to BCRF's She's Not Too Young Research Grant, funding breakthrough research for women diagnosed with breast cancer young. Plus, for the first 6,000 bundles sold, a pair of CAKES with Nips will be donated to breast cancer organizations serving survivors and thrivers.

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Why research can’t wait

Reasons why breast cancer research in young women can't wait and how it's affecting their lives

Women under 40

40% more likely to die from breast cancer than women over 40.

Women ages 20-49

Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death

Women under 50

Cancer incidence is 82% higher than in men the same age, driven largely by breast cancer.

Women under 50

Breast cancer rates are increasing, despite overall declines in mortality.

Patients under 45

Up to 12% of breast cancer patients carry BRCA mutations, double the overall rate.

Women under 40

More likely to be diagnosed with aggressive subtypes like triple-negative breast cancer.

Women under 40

40% more likely to die from breast cancer than women over 40.

Women ages 20-49

Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death

Women under 50

Cancer incidence is 82% higher than in men the same age, driven largely by breast cancer.

Women under 50

Breast cancer rates are increasing, despite overall declines in mortality.

Patients under 45

Up to 12% of breast cancer patients carry BRCA mutations, double the overall rate.

Women under 40

More likely to be diagnosed with aggressive subtypes like triple-negative breast cancer.

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