A Shared Commitment to Survivorship: Why Methodist Supports Project Pink’d

At Methodist Health System, we believe exceptional care extends beyond diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. It means supporting the whole person through every stage of their cancer journey and helping patients find strength, hope, and community along the way.

That belief is one of the many reasons Methodist is proud to partner with Project Pink’d.

For more than a decade, Project Pink’d has been a trusted source of support for breast cancer survivors across Nebraska and Western Iowa. Through financial assistance, educational programming, survivorship resources, and meaningful connections, the organization helps women navigate some of life's most challenging moments.

Few people have witnessed that impact more personally than Dr. Lisa Poole, breast surgical oncologist with Methodist Breast Care Center.

"I don't think I can adequately put into words how amazing it is to see the positive impact that Project Pink’d has had on so many women's lives. Partnering with them has allowed me to witness firsthand the support that women—many of them my own patients—receive during some of the most challenging moments of their lives. And being part of a health system that champions this mission fills me with immense pride and purpose."

That perspective reflects the heart of this partnership. While medical teams provide life-saving care, organizations like Project Pink’d provide critical support that helps survivors navigate the realities of everyday life during and after treatment.

As a Presenting Sponsor of EXPOSED: It's Personal, Methodist is honored to stand alongside survivors, caregivers, and the broader community in celebrating resilience, hope, and life lived fully.

Together, we are helping ensure that every survivor knows they are supported—not just during treatment, but throughout their entire journey.