WKYC Features Breaks 4 Breasts

Leigh Anne Best of Mighty Auto Pro and Laura Frank co-founded Brakes for Breasts in 2011 to fund research for a breast cancer vaccine. What began as a small local initiative has grown nationwide, with hundreds of auto shops offering free brake pads each October and donating 10% of labor costs to the cause, raising over $1.8 million. The campaign was inspired by women like Jennifer Davis, who bravely participated in the first vaccine trial after being diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer. Though Jennifer passed away in 2024, her legacy continues through the ongoing research and efforts of Brakes for Breasts. The campaign now supports 27 trial participants, with a second phase of research set for 2025, bringing hope to those battling breast cancer. Learn more about Brakes for Breasts and its impact by reading the full article:

2 Greater Cleveland auto shop owners help honor memory of first experimental breast cancer vaccine recipient