The Breast Cancer Research and Education Trust Fund offers community grants in support of local efforts designed to reduce the incidence of breast cancer. These efforts target the needs and challenges specific to underserved population groups and geographic regions.
Impact of the BCTF Grant Program
Since its inception in 1992, the BCTF grant program has empowered organizations and individuals dedicated to reducing breast cancer incidence and mortality in Kentucky. Through strategic funding, BCTF has helped drive meaningful change across communities, supporting initiatives that target the needs and challenges specific to underserved population groups and geographic regions.
By the Numbers:
- Total Funds Awarded for FY2026: Over $400,000+ invested in transformative projects
- Number of Grant Recipients for FY2026: 26 health departments and organizations supported
- Years of Impact: 33+ years of fostering progress and innovation
Building a Legacy of Change
Each year, BCTF continues to invest in passionate leaders and organizations dedicated to making a difference. If you're interested in becoming a recipient, visit our grants page to learn more about eligibility and application deadlines
Meet Our Grant Recipients
The impact of BCTF funding is best seen through the incredible work of our grant recipients. Meet some of the changemakers spotlighted at our first annual highlights meeting.
BCTF Grant Recipient Spotlight 2025
Kentucky Breast Cancer Awareness License Plate
Kentucky drivers can raise awareness and show their support for breast cancer awareness by ordering the Pink Ribbon license plate from the
Kentucky Department of Transportation website.
Displaying the Kentucky Breast Cancer Awareness license plate is a great way to raise awareness and show support for regular breast cancer screening and early detection. The Pink Ribbon license plate can be purchased at your local county clerk's office for $44. For every Breast Cancer Awareness license plate purchased $10 goes to the Breast Cancer Trust Fund.