
A NON-PROFIT BREAST CANCER ORGANIZATION
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PINK"ME" News
Helping others is at the heart of everything Dr. Michelle Bean does. As a two-time breast cancer survivor, her journey has shaped a deep commitment to ensuring that no woman faces breast cancer alone.
Dr. Bean is the Founder and President of PINK “ME”®—a nonprofit organization created to provide Information, Networking, and Knowledge through “My Experience.” What began as a personal mission has grown into a powerful movement of support, connection, and advocacy for women and families navigating the breast cancer journey.
Since its founding, PINK “ME”® has built a strong and compassionate community—offering programs designed to meet women where they are. One of its signature initiatives, Connected by Cells, provides a vital sense of connection through texts, calls, and emails—ensuring that those in treatment or survivorship are supported, heard, and never alone.
Through community events, outreach, and partnerships, PINK “ME”® continues to raise awareness about the importance of early detection and breast health. Initiatives like Mammograms Matter expand access to screenings and education, helping to remove barriers and save lives.
At the core of this work is a clear and powerful vision:
to ensure women lead healthy, fulfilled lives within a supportive community—empowered to advocate for themselves, understand their options, and feel encouraged every step of the way.


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PINK “ME” on the Local News - 8/25/2020
WATCH: Full interview with Dr. Michelle Bean, PINK “ME” Founder
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Providing information, networking, and knowledge to women battling breast cancer and those on their journey toward survivorship is the purpose of the local nonprofit organization PINK “ME”.
By: Allison Keys
Nonprofit hosts virtual event to aid women battling breast cancer
Founder of PINK “ME”, Dr. Michelle Bean discusses the nonprofit’s programs, services, and upcoming virtual launch event. PINK “ME” strives to ensure women lead healthy, fulfilling lives in a supportive community of survivors, are empowered to be their own advocates, know their options, and participate in activities that raise their awareness, all while being encouraged and supported emotionally. One of the PINK “ME”‘s programs is Connected by Cells, which changes something commonly heard when diagnosed with breast cancer, having cancerous cells, into a positive virtual support platform that allows women to obtain information needed for their journey. Other programs offered include the Breast Cancer Treatment Health Assistance Program, and the Survivor Health and Wellness Health Assistance Program. The organization will launch via Zoom during a free information event on Monday, September 7, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Register online for the PINK “ME” launch event.

