Lisa’s Pink Petals of Hope
Programs & support

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Apply online, or in person at our Brandon office if you live nearby. Not sure which program fits? Contact us and we’ll help.

Do I qualify? Garment Fund Screening vouchers PALS support Scholarship Resources

Do I qualify?

Eligibility depends on your finances and your diagnosis. For garment grants, you may qualify if all of these are true:

See the current federal poverty guidelines ↗
  • ✓I live in Hillsborough County or a surrounding county.
  • ✓My gross monthly household income is below 200% of the federal poverty level.
  • ✓I’ve had surgery to treat breast cancer.
  • ✓I have a doctor’s order or referral for a breast prosthesis.
Program · GFI

Garment Fund Initiative

Garments that help restore symmetry and balance after surgery, for both physical and emotional recovery. Reconstruction isn’t every woman’s choice, and for some it isn’t an option.

Up to $750 per person, per calendar yearAwards go to Florida residents only.

Products are provided only through Lisa’s Pink Petals of Hope participating stores.

Breast prosthesis$200
Wig$150
Compression sleeve$100
Camisole$75
Mastectomy braPocketed to hold a prosthesis$50
Program · BSI

Breast Health Screening Initiative

One in eight women will be affected by breast cancer. We give free mammogram vouchers to uninsured and low-income women ages 40–49 through local imaging centers and mobile screening units. Women outside that age range may qualify if they meet other program criteria.

Requirements: you must live in Hillsborough or a surrounding county and have an income below 200% of the federal poverty level.

Ways to send your application
OnlineApplication form ↗ Emailinfo@lisaspinkpetalsofhope.org Fax(813) 681-7465 Mail106 W. Robertson St., Brandon, FL 33511 Drop-offCall (813) 661-7465 to arrange
Apply online ↗ Download PDF
Program · PALS

Patient Advocate Liaison Service

Cancer affects all of us. PALS gives patients and survivors peer support, encouragement, and resources, and brings in families, friends, healthcare providers, and the wider community.

Survivor support

One-on-one and small-group emotional support and advocacy, so someone is there to hold your hand from diagnosis into survivorship.

Education workshops

Interactive 30–45 minute sessions led by a Certified Mastectomy Fitter (ABC-certified), available for groups of any size.

General breast health Your rights after a mastectomy (WHCRA 1998) Products & stages of recovery Hair replacement Long-term patient care Insurance coverage
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Scholarship · Est. 2017

Lisa Marie Humanitarian Scholarship

Named for Lisa Marie, this one-time educational grant supports Florida high school seniors affected by a family breast cancer diagnosis or planning to study a related field.

Open only to
Florida high school seniors
Who can apply
  • Graduating high school senior
  • Florida resident
  • Affected by a family breast cancer diagnosis, or pursuing a related field
  • Minimum 3.0 GPA
  • Enrolled or enrolling full-time at an accredited 2- or 4-year U.S. college
How winners are chosen

An independent committee considers community involvement, the essay, academic record, and work experience. All decisions are final, and no feedback is given on applications.

The award

A one-time grant that can’t be renewed. We announce the deadline and award amounts each year.

LPPOH board members, selection committee members, program staff, and their families are not eligible.

Apply for the scholarship ↗

You are not alone.

Knowing what’s available makes you a stronger patient. These organizations offer information and support before, during, and after treatment.

American Cancer Society ↗ National Cancer Institute ↗ Susan G. Komen ↗ Living Beyond Breast Cancer ↗ National Breast Cancer Foundation ↗ Sisters Network ↗ Young Survival Coalition ↗ WomensHealth.gov ↗