The Philadelphia Affiliate of Susan G Komen for the Cure educates women on the need and importance of breast health in an environment that reflects their cultural background.  

The events days of fun, camaraderie, learning, and culture. General discussions are held on such topics as genetics, cultural myths, and prevention by an assortment of medical professionals. The event is often opened by a celebrity guest.

Every aspect of the event is free of charge, including transportation from designated areas. The attendees leave these seminars not only educated and empowered, but with the opportunity for a free mammogram and treatment when and if needed.

The Latina Event is a celebration of hope, life, and the ability to take action in the battle against breast cancer. The event is held in both English and Spanish to accommodate those who are Spanish speaking or bilingual. This event is produced in partnership with the American Cancer Society.

In years past, there was a Congo line going by eleven in the morning. The day is full of good food, good fun, and essential knowledge. Topics discussed include genetics and breast cancer, clinical trials, prevention and testing, and cultural myths. The event is a constant interaction of guests and speakers, with question and answer sessions specific to Latina issues and culture.

Sisters for the Cure helps African-American women to discover their inner strength and ability to make a difference.  African American women have the highest mortality rate due to breast cancer. For this reason education and empowerment of African American women on the importance of early detection and screening for breast cancer is critical! 

Topics include the most recent methods of treatment, survivorship support information, genetic testing, spirituality and breast cancer. The lively atmosphere of the event demonstrates that breast health can go hand in hand with the fun things in life.

The Asian American event is one of the most diverse outreach programs sponsored by Susan G. Komen for the Cure. While many different languages and cultures are brought to the event, all are united in finding a cure for breast cancer through education and mutual support. This event is produced in partnership with the American Cancer Society.

Workshops are held in various languages, such as: Cambodian (Khmer), Korean, Hindi, and Chinese-Mandarin. Topics include Breast Cancer Myths and Facts, What You Need to Know to Reduce Your Risk, What You Need to Do to Stay Healthy, and How to talk to Your Doctor. The primary focus of our event is breast cancer and breast health. We also focus on making women aware of the reasons why their risk increases when they migrate from their native lands, and ways to combat that risk.