BCPP Diaries
A Valentine’s Day gift, from us to you!

As a thank you for being an incredible community member, here is a free V-Day gift from us to you! Read More
PFAS: Ask a Scientist

Ever wondered how nonstick pans or waterproof coatings work? The answer is PFAS. PFAS chemicals (per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are useful because their strong carbon-fluorine bond—one of the strongest in chemistry—helps resist water and grease.Read More
BCPP Year in Review 2022

In 2022, we made huge waves in the state, federal, market-based, and educational area. Thank YOU for your generous support which powered our breast cancer prevention work. Read about the many accomplishments you helped make possible this year.Read More
Safer Holiday Meals Guide

Seven Safer Holiday Meal Tips for minimizing your exposure to health-harming and environment-harming toxic chemicals that can get into your celebratory meal – from store packaging to the utensils on the table. Read More
Non-Toxic Holiday Gift Guide 2022

Shop with confidence that your holiday gifts are good for you, our planet and those you love! Our partners in prevention are offering socially responsible gift ideas that share our commitment to protecting the health of all people and our planet. Read More
Celebrating Native American Heritage Month

This Native American Heritage Month, learn more about the rich history and cultures of the first Americans, whose voices and contributions are all too often unheard, unseen, and unacknowledged. Read More
Get Out and Vote! For your Health

Breast cancer affects people across the political spectrum. That’s because chemicals are equal opportunity offenders, exposing people on both sides of the aisle to an increased risk of breast cancer and other diseases that are on the rise. Still, more elected officials need to hear from people in their districts that getting chemicals linked to breast and other cancers out of everyday products, and out of our air, water, and industry altogether, matters!Read More
Breast cancer affects people across the political spectrum. That’s because chemicals are equal opportunity offenders, exposing people on both sides of the aisle to an increased risk of breast cancer and other diseases that are on the rise. Still, more elected officials need to hear from people in their districts that getting chemicals linked to breast and other cancers out of everyday products, and out of our air, water, and industry altogether, matters!Read More
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Breast Cancer Prevention Month Gift Guide 2022

This Breast Cancer Prevention Month, our partners in prevention are bringing you clean products that value YOU and the environment.Read More
Create Your Own At-Home Non-Toxic Hand Soap

A DIY hand soap recipe for people who want to have more control over what ingredients they interact with. The DIY hand soap below can be whipped up with just a few simple, non-toxic ingredients, and is just as effective as store-bought options.Read More
Create Your Own At-Home Non-Toxic Body Wash

Now before you swear off body wash for good, we have good news for you. You can create your own body wash with simple ingredients that’s just as effective and refreshing as the store-bought versions!Read More