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HER Story
Is Being Told
From national television to major publications SurviveHER's mission is making headlines and changing the conversation around breast cancer.
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Breast Cancer Changed Their Lives
In this special Breast Cancer Awareness Month episode of The Nightcap, we sit down with the Founder of SurviveHER and revisit a survivor’s powerful cancer journey.
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Celebrate Survivorship
Lyndsay Levingston, a breast cancer survivor and founder of SurviveHER, and Ashley Hicks, the founder of Sip & Serve Houston, talk with CW39’s Vanessa Pacheco about the sixth annual SurviveHER Soiree.
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Helping Underserved Women in Houston
Breast cancer survivor uses her medical journey to help underserved and uninsured women in Houston get access to screenings.
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4th Annual Soirée: Pink Night Out
SurviveHER discusses the 4th Annual Soirée: Pink Night Out Celebration, raising $54K for mammograms.
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Lyndsay's Personal Breast Cancer Journey
SurviveHER founder Lyndsay opens up about her personal breast cancer journey — from diagnosis to founding a movement.
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TreatHER: Free Breast Education Event
SurviveHER hosts TreatHER: a free breast cancer education event in Missouri City, TX.
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Breast Cancer Education with Houston Methodist
SurviveHER and Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital discuss the importance of breast cancer education.
On Television
Lyndsay and SurviveHER bringing the mission to screens across Houston and beyond.
Blogs & Digital
Published features, op-eds, and coverage from major outlets telling the SurviveHER story.
Three women share how their outlook and their paths shifted when diagnosed with cancer. By Lyndsay
After 15 rounds of chemotherapy, she came out victorious — and now makes sure other women do too.
Women share what life with and after diagnosis is like-and why the journey doesn't conclude once treatment ends
For Lyndsay Levingston, surviving breast cancer wasn't just a personal victory — it became a mission to educate and empower Black women.
Lyndsay Levingston joined a panel on Achieving Equity: Novartis' Pioneering Journey Towards Health Equity and Innovation.
SurviveHER educates women by hosting events and workshops with clinicians and creates space for women to share their testimonials.
Black-owned jewelry brand Bestow Collection has announced its partnership with the SurviveHer non-profit organization to spread awareness on breast cancer.
The Newsletter
Monthly updates straight from SurviveHER HQ — events, impact stories, partner spotlights, and more.
