SHE WILL FIGHT INC
NAPLES, FLORIDA

OUR MISSION We strive to provide financial grants, resources and venues that allow women to remember who they were BEFORE the battle began. To become the concierge, the coach, and the giver of magical little everyday things that women crave. Those things could be anything from a relaxing day at the spa, finding the perfect wig or adding a new accessory to her wardrobe. NOTHING should be off limits – if she believes something provides comfort to her mind, body, soul, home, and quality of life, then we do too… without judgment or reserve. Support the woman. Not the Cancer. It won’t matter what month we’re in or what color you wear because our support is for the woman, the warrior, the one who fights and it is universal and unbiased. In the vast sea of foundations She Will Fight stands out as a unique and valuable resource that is long overdue for women with late stage cancer. She Will Fight She Will Fight She Will Fight OUR MISSION We strive to provide financial grants, resources and venues that allow women to remember who they were BEFORE the battle began. To become the concierge, the coach, and the giver of magical little everyday things that women crave. Those things could be anything from a relaxing day at the spa, finding the perfect wig or adding a new accessory to her wardrobe. NOTHING should be off limits – if she believes something provides comfort to her mind, body, soul, home, and quality of life, then we do too… without judgment or reserve. Support the woman. Not the Cancer. It won’t matter what month we’re in or what color you wear because our support is for the woman, the warrior, the one who fights and it is universal and unbiased. In the vast sea of foundations She Will Fight stands out as a unique and valuable resource that is long overdue for women with late stage cancer. She Will Fight She Will Fight She Will Fight In August of 2012, our Founder, Genarose, was diagnosed with the late stages of Ovarian Cancer. After surgery her life was forever changed. She transformed from a strong, independent, fit, full-of-life woman to a scared, broken version of someone she no longer recognized. After enduring weeks of recovery, living in hospital gowns and sweats, completely dependent on the help of others, she stood in front of the mirror and said, “ENOUGH! Tomorrow I’m wearing my Jimmy Choo’s” And she did!