Letter from the Co-Chairs

We are thrilled to Chair and lead the efforts for the 2021 In the Loop Campaign. To date over 10,000 Lake Houston area residents have benefited from the services of Project Mammogram. We each have our own personal reasons for wanting to ensure the Project Mammogram mission is fulfilled.

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“I have supported the Project Mammogram Program since its inception in 2001. There are so many wonderful women in our community who do not have access to mammography services due to their current economic or healthcare insurance status. I have personally referred friends of mine that were hard working women but did not have health insurance. The health of our community and its ability to have access to high quality healthcare is of utmost importance to me. That is why I have served in several leadership roles that benefit Project Mammogram. It gives women, who are uninsured or under-insured, access to breast health services that could save their lives and give them peace of mind”.

– Carol Prince

“In 2013, my mother, Theo Christman, received the life-changing news that she had breast cancer. She is very lucky that it was detected early and effectively treated. But a reoccurrence only five years later was a grim reminder of the necessity to stay vigilant when battling this disease. Because of preventative measures like mammograms and treatment programs like radiation, she has now beaten it twice. For this reason, I accepted the invitation to serve in a leadership role and devote my time to raising money for Project Mammogram to help those uninsured and underinsured in our community who so desperately need these services in order to have a fighting chance against breast cancer”.

– Casey Christman