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The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. 2020 marks Keep A Breast’s 20th Anniversary! Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Europe, based in France, and partners in Mexico, Zambia, Kenya, and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast health. The Keep A Breast App wants to help you establish your own routine and approach to the breast self-check. The Keep A Breast app is a new app designed to further support you in your self-check journey - we’re here to be your breast bud. With 40% of diagnosed breast cancers being self-detected, establishing what is "normal" for you is an important step to knowing your body. Knowledge is Power. Through various initiatives and programs such as breast cast art exhibitions, “Non Toxic Revolution”, "i love boobies! " campaign, and the new “Keep A Breast App”, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education. KeepABreast helps guide you in your self-checks as well as lets you schedule a monthly reminder - so you never miss your monthly check! Scheduling feature based on your menstrual cycle (we have tips if you don’t have one, too! Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies, and be aware of changes.