John W. Nick Foundation, Inc.
MALE BREAST CANCER AWARENESS
Online Auction Open! Let the Bidding Begin!
Thank you to our continued supporters, our past and future bidders. Shopping with the "Spirit of Giving," helping us spread the word
"Men Get Breast Cancer Too!"
John W. Nick Foundation Inc. Founded November 9, 1995
Tell your family and friends and let the bidding begin! Have fun knowing that you are helping a much needed and under- funded cause.
Awareness along with Early Detection Helps to Save Lives! For the past four years we have sold many Travel Packages, Memorabilia's, Pictures, and many other items. Thank you for your support! Let the bidding begin: January 12-22-13Please note "Special Instructions" below The John W. Nick Foundation was Founded in loving memory of John W. Nick who died from breast cancer at the age of 58 in 1991.
Founder Nancy Nick promised her father twenty years ago that the world would know... MEN GET BREAST CANCER TOO! The Ribbon is Pink,but should be Pink and Blue Women get breast cancer and Men Get It Too!

Taxes are the responsibility of bidders. The IRS does not allow Goods or Services in Exchange for a donation. The IRS does allow a tax deductible donation over the fair market value paid.
Starting on January 12, 2013, John W. Nick Foundation, Inc. will be auctioning off a number of fun and unique items to bid on to raise money for our organization - and the more items we have the more money we can raise, so we're asking for your help.
Show your support by clicking on the "Donate Items" button to contribute to our catalog.
Give a little and get a lot in return.
Whether you have 1 item or 100 to contribute, your participation is an invaluable part of our fundraising efforts. By donating an item or service directly online, you'll be helping to raise money for our organization, and you'll receive a mention on our site that can link back to your own web page.
A Few More Words
From our Guestbook
My husband was diagnosed in 1994 with male breast cancer. He had previously been told his lump was just a cyst - we certainly weren't thinking cancer. He had several recurrences and lots of treatment it had spread to his peritoneum - also rare. He has just passed, but certainly not without giving it a good fight. -- Joanne
My Dad was diagnosed with Breast Cancer in 2004. He found the lump while in the shower. He went on to have a mastectomy, followed by Chemo. This seemd to work. Then it was discovered in 2007 that he had Bone Cancer in his spine and hip. Less than a year later he was diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer. He passed away while in hospice (he didn't want to die at home) aged 50 on 12/12/2009. -- Deanna
Also, our good friend Will Gallagher passed away (3/4/12) at the age of 42 from breast cancer. He was battling breast cancer for the second time. Will leaves behind his wife and two young children. His physicians missed his breast cancer both times, and early detection could have saved his life. He will be missed by many.
Thanks to our "Save the Pecs" Title Sponsors:
Myriad Genetic Laboratories
Stuart Paskow, CEO, Mitch-Stuart, Inc. for helping our charity with their Travel Packages. Their customer service is first class along with their vacation travel packages. Aloha!
To become a Sponsor go to
www.malebreastcancer.org
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Other past supporters of ourAwareness Outreach Program include:List & Reamy, CPAs, Chartered (since 1994) for in-kind donations. Eddie List, 3240 Cardinal Dr, #200, Vero Beach, FL 32963
WAYS YOU CAN HELP:
*Make your secure online donation.
*Become a volunteer.
*Organize a "Blue Team" for marathons, golf, and more.
*Support our auction by donating items.
*Sponsors are needed to help with the cost of running our auctions.
*Sponsors will be featured on our website.
For information on becoming a SPONSOR or other ways you can help:
nancy.nick@malebreastcancer.org