Mary Kay Ash Foundation Gives $500,000 to Baylor Scott & White Dallas Foundation, Including $100,000 for a Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Trial
The Mary Kay Ash Foundation announced in Dallas, Texas, on November 13 a $500,000 grant to the Baylor Scott & White Dallas Foundation to accelerate a triple-negative breast cancer clinical trial and advance early detection initiatives at the newly established Texas Cancer Interception Institute.
The grant has two parts: $100,000 in continued support for the TRIM-EBC clinical trial led by Joyce O'Shaughnessy, MD, which explores the potential of weight-loss medications to reduce recurrence risk in overweight breast cancer patients, and a multi-year gift to the Texas Cancer Interception Institute, which aims to detect and intercept cancer at its earliest, most treatable stages. Over the past two decades, the foundation has contributed $1.3 million to the Baylor Scott & White Dallas Foundation.
The Mary Kay Ash Foundation was honored with the Circle of Care Award at the 2025 Celebrating Women Luncheon hosted by the Baylor Scott & White Dallas Foundation; the luncheon has raised more than $42 million since its inception to fund research, detection, and support programs. Mary Kay Inc., its markets, and its company-sponsored foundations have contributed nearly $44 million worldwide toward eliminating cancers affecting women.
Source: Mary Kay Ash Foundation
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