Personal Narrative: My Foundation For Breast Cancer

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Ever since I could remember I always wanted to do something in the medical field. My grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer. I wanted to do something to help, but I wasn’t really thinking about it as a career path. I was thinking I could create a foundation for breast cancer or just cancer in general. I soon got that dream shut down since it takes lots of time and money to start. I decided if I would do that, it would not be right now. I then decided I could raise money I would donate that to the cancer center my grandmother was getting her treatments from. I looked up on google different fundraising ideas. I came across a bake sale, candy grams, a car wash, or planning an event. I decided I would have a car wash. After getting help from
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