Breast Cancer Survivors Row Back to Their Lives
Rowing Group Helps Women Physically, Emotionally By DAN-VICTOR GIURGIUTIU, M.D. ABC News Medical Unit BOSTON, MA Nov. 13, 2008— >> Read the full article here
2011 Annual Report
2011 has been a year of innovation and growth, as you can read in the highlights below. The 35 members of WeCanRow-Boston thank you for supporting us throughout the year! >> read our full 2011 Year In Review report
2010 Annual Report
2010 has been a year of major growth for WCRB. It’s been a busy and productive time. We thought the best way to tell you about it is in a month-to-month recounting. Here we go! >> click here to read full letter
2009 Annual Report
WeCanRow-Boston became an outreach program of Boston University in September 2009. As you might expect, this partnership presents us with innovative opportunities to bring our program to many more breast cancer survivors in the greater Boston area. We would like to thank Stacy Rippetoe, Head Women’s Rowing Coach, for taking the initiative in forming this […]
2007 Annual Report
As I write this second Annual Report, it is clear that this has been a wonderful year of growth and development for WeCanRow-Boston. We have addressed and achieved most of the goals in our strategic plan for 2007 and I am pleased that, in addition to solidifying the existing organization, we have brought in a significant […]
Making Strokes Against Breast Cancer
In September 2011, WeCanRow-Boston initiated the first-ever, Making Strokes Row to accompany the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Walk. We received a lot of “love” from the crowds as we rowed alongside thousands of walkers in our specially decorated barge. Watch for more innovations in our “Making Strokes Row 2012! “
2006 Annual Report
It is a pleasure to write this first annual report for WeCanRow-Boston. We are able to look back at this past year and recognize the work that has gone into creating our local chapter of the national WeCanRow program. In order to make our program available to breast cancer survivors, we have focused our first […]
