Pink Ribbon Jax is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization dedicated to saving lives through the early detection of breast cancer. We believe no one should delay potentially life-saving breast imaging because they lack insurance, cannot afford care, or fall outside the eligibility requirements of other programs.

Through the generosity of our community, we fund free breast imaging services – including screening and diagnostic mammograms, breast ultrasounds, breast MRIs, and, when needed, biopsies – for uninsured and underinsured women and men in Northeast Florida.

Every dollar raised stays local, providing hope, peace of mind, and access to vital care for our neighbors when they need it most. 

Breast cancer does not discriminate by age, insurance status, income, or gender. Neither do we. When other programs can’t help, Pink Ribbon Jax can.

• We fund  life-saving free mammograms and breast imaging services for those in our community who could not otherwise afford these vital screenings
• We educate the community about the importance of early detection
• We Light Jax Pink, October 1-8, in support of those battling this disease who feel invisible and alone
• Through our endowments, we also help fund research at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville and patient care at Baptist Medical Center Beaches

This year marks a meaningful milestone, 20 years of Pink Ribbon Jax. What began as a small group of passionate women has grown into a powerful, independent nonprofit that has raised more than $4.5 million to support breast health initiatives right in our community. [Click here for detailed list of past contributions.] Due to the generosity of our Title Sponsor Fields Auto Group, in-kind supporters and volunteers, and our stewardship of the funds entrusted to us,  100% of the dollars raised will directly fund breast imaging services!

Because of you, we can say yes when it matters most.

Yes to early detection

Yes to answers

Yes to more tomorrows.

We invite you to be a part of our life-saving work. Together, we can ensure more people have a fighting chance to beat breast cancer. Because saving lives doesn’t stop at the first scan, and neither do we.