Our Mission
IWIN Foundation supports individuals statewide currently receiving treatment for breast cancer by securing and paying for individual services that relieve emotional, physical and financial burdens.
Our Values
- A passion for our mission; dedication to our organization
- Integrity in all of our relationships
- Compassion in the delivery of our mission
- Professionalism in all of our actions and communications
- Creativity in solving problems and finding solutions
- Innovation and technology in our growth
- Timely response to all our our stakeholders
Our Vision
To be an innovative nonprofit organization, built on passion, dedication and integrity, where communities feel called to support our mission. To grow and be recognized as the "neighbor next door" to all Indiana individuals enduring breast cancer.
Our History
The IWIN Foundation was founded as a 501(c)(3) organization in 2000 with a vision “to be an innovative organization built on passion, dedication and integrity, where communities feel called to support our mission and to grow and be recognized as the ‘neighbor next door’ to all women and men enduring treatment for breast cancer.”
The basis of the IWIN Program is to give these courageous individuals the strength to endure treatment, empower them to continue their fight against breast cancer, and place them on the path to survivorship.
Having assisted 3 women in our first year and 20 men since our inception, IWIN has served over 8,200 women and men.
IWIN celebrates providing over 3.2 MILLION DOLLARS in services to our recipients throughout the state of Indiana!
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"My dedication to the fight against breast cancer began several years ago with the diagnosis of breast cancer to a very good friend. It was at that time that I realized the impact treatment had on a woman. Due to the fatiguing nature of chemotherapy and the physical limitations of surgery, I recognized that even the simple things in life now became stressors, such as lifting their child and cleaning the house."
- Nancy Shepard, R.N