UBCF Commemorates 25 Years with a Vibrant Billboard
United Breast Cancer Foundation (UBCF) is delighted to announce the launch of a spectacular three-tiered digital billboard in Times Square, New York, to commemorate its 25th anniversary. This eye-catching display promotes UBCF's mission of making a meaningful impact in the lives of those affected by breast cancer. Unveiled in October, the billboard will continue to captivate audiences until the year's end, an especially busy time for the famous location.
Strategic Location for Maximum Impact
Situated at the bustling intersection of 42nd Street and 7th Avenue, the billboard attracts attention from westbound traffic on 42nd Street. This prime location is near one of the busiest subway stations in the area and just steps away from Broadway's smash hits, such as Harry Potter & The Cursed Child and Disney's Aladdin.
Raising Awareness with Powerful Messages
The billboard showcases UBCF's striking 25th-anniversary logo along with essential messages, including "1 in 8 women are diagnosed" and "early detection saves lives." With a runtime of 15 seconds, the spot airs 20 times each hour, ensuring that the vital information reaches a wide audience.
Engaging the Public with Innovative Technology
Furthermore, a QR code on the billboard links directly to UBCF's official website, allowing viewers to easily access crucial resources and find out how they can support the foundation's endeavors through donations and engagement.
Connecting with Millions During the Holidays
Times Square is one of the most frequented locations worldwide, boasting an average of 250,000 pedestrians each day and over 10 million visitors each month. The foot traffic dramatically increases during the holiday season, giving UBCF an exceptional platform to raise awareness and connect with a vast audience from all walks of life.
"This campaign is a proud reflection of United Breast Cancer Foundation's 25 years of service and impact," stated Stephanie Mastroianni, President & Executive Director of UBCF. "Throughout these years, we have supported countless individuals and families nationally with compassion and vital resources. This milestone is not just a look back at our history, but also highlights our ongoing commitment to provide hope and assistance to those in need."
About the United Breast Cancer Foundation
Founded in 2000, UBCF is dedicated to making a tangible difference in the lives of individuals affected by breast cancer. The foundation is committed to offering supportive, donated items, providing financial grants to those in need, and funding services aimed at breast health and wellness. From education and screening to treatment and recovery, UBCF serves to improve overall wellness and much more.
UBCF has garnered recognition as a platinum-rated and 4-star charity, offering numerous life-enhancing programs available to men, women, and families across the nation. Contributions to UBCF's mission and programs are tax-deductible, and donors can support the foundation through various avenues, including Donor Advised Funds, as well as vehicle and property donations. To learn more and make a difference, visit UBCF's official website.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the UBCF billboard in Times Square?
The billboard celebrates UBCF's 25th anniversary and spreads awareness about breast cancer, highlighting important health information.
How long will the billboard be operational?
The billboard will be displayed until December 31, 2025, maximizing visibility during the holiday season.
What messages are featured on the billboard?
Important messages include awareness statistics, such as "1 in 8 women are diagnosed," and the importance of early detection.
How can people support UBCF's mission?
Individuals can support UBCF through donations, engagement, and by accessing resources available on its official website linked through the billboard.
Who is behind the United Breast Cancer Foundation?
UBCF was founded in 2000 and is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of those affected by breast cancer through various support programs.
