Fund a mammogram
Your gift. Her early detection.
When you fund a mammogram, you give an uninsured woman the peace of mind of early detection.
Your gift turns straight into care for a real woman in Northern Virginia.
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What it costs
A few hundred dollars. A lifetime of difference.
Here is what it takes to fund a mammogram for one woman.
How much does it cost to fund a mammogram?
A screening mammogram without insurance can cost from under $200 to more than $300, according to GoodRx. When you fund a mammogram, your gift helps cover that cost for a woman who could not pay it herself.
Under $200 to more than $300
What one screening mammogram can cost without insurance, per GoodRx
Smaller gifts count too
They combine with others until a screening is fully funded.
Why it matters
Found early, it is treatable. Cost gets in the way.
The state helps many uninsured women, but not every woman who needs a screening.
Why do uninsured women need donors?
Virginia's free screening program serves roughly 6,000 to 7,000 uninsured women a year, and its reach is limited by funding, according to Citizen Portal. Donors help close the gap for women who fall outside it or cannot wait.
Early detection
When you fund a mammogram, you help catch cancer early. A single free mammogram can find breast cancer when it is small and easier to treat. That can spare a family a long and frightening road.
Where it goes
Straight to her screening. No maze in between.
When you fund a mammogram, your gift is directed to breast screening for uninsured women.
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You give
Any amount, once or every month.
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We find her
We connect with a woman who needs a mammogram and cannot pay.
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She gets screened
At a trusted partner site close to home.
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We stay with her
Through results and any next steps.
Close to homeAt a trusted partner site
Who gives
Every donor has a reason. Which is yours?
People fund a mammogram for all kinds of personal reasons.
"I'm a survivor."
Give another woman the early answer that made the difference for you.
"I lost someone I love."
Fund a screening in their honor and keep their memory working.
"Our team wants to give together."
Pool your gifts to fund a mammogram for several women at once.
"I want to give every month."
A monthly gift funds screenings all year long.
Common questions
What donors ask before they give.
Giving in someone's honor?
Include their name with your gift and we will note it.
Does my whole gift go to mammograms?
When you choose to fund a mammogram, your gift is directed to breast screening for uninsured women.
Can I fund more than one?
Yes. You can fund a mammogram for one woman or many. Every mammogram funded protects another woman.
Is my donation tax deductible?
Yes. EAESSI is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and you receive a receipt for your records. See tax details.
Can I give in someone's honor?
Yes. Include their name with your gift and we will note it.
Can my employer match my gift?
Many can. See how matching gifts work.
Who receives the mammograms?
Uninsured women in Northern Virginia, many 39 to 64, who could not afford a screening on their own.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Give a woman the gift of early detection. Fund a mammogram now.
EAESSI is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. You receive a receipt for your records.
About EAESSI
Evelyn Ancrum Education Support Systems (EAESSI) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Spotsylvania, Virginia. We help uninsured women get breast screenings and help Virginia students pay for college.
Giving with confidence
EAESSI is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, so your gift is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. For advice on your own taxes, talk with a tax professional. Figures on this page come from these sources: