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Even though I have been at Safeway for a few years, I continue to discover more and more about the company that makes me proud to work here. By now I’m sure you all have seen the signs and tags in-store for the breast cancer fund raiser that is currently going on (Safeway has donated nearly $60 million over the past seven years to the cause!). But did you know that because of the generous contributions of customers like yourself and our employees, Safeway helped BreastCancerTrials.org become a nationwide program? This free service was developed by the University of California, San Francisco, the National Cancer Institute, and a group of patient advocates to give patients access to information about breast cancer research studies in the U.S., and the opportunity to identify the studies that may be a good fit. You can even sign up for alerts that will notify you when newly listed trials fit your situation. That is pretty amazing. If you, or someone you know, is at risk for breast cancer, has recently been diagnosed, is actively managing the disease, or has treated it and is now disease free, please have them check it out. 
