Our Mission

 Sisters in the Fight Breast Cancer Foundation is driven by the unwavering passion and dedication of sisters Kristin Sizemore and Jennifer Rau. Their  mission is to transform personal challenges into a message of hope, strength, and support for those affected by breast cancer. Through initiatives such as Bags of Hope, Swing Fore Hope, and the generosity of donors, Kristin works tirelessly to raise funds that directly benefit cancer fighters and their families. The foundation’s proceeds are used to support programs and address critical community needs across Texas. By making a meaningful impact in their local community, Sisters in the Fight strives to offer hope, care, and resources for those who need it most. 

Bags of Hope is a project-based fundraising platform that raffles off designer handbags, with all proceeds benefiting breast cancer-related needs in the community. By participating in this unique initiative, you’re helping support vital programs, resources, and services for those affected by breast cancer. Visit the Fundraising Projects tab to learn more and get involved.

Swing Fore Hope is an annual charity golf tournament created to support organizations that assist cancer fighters and their families. The Sisters in the Fight Breast Cancer Foundation will host its third annual Swing Fore Hope Charity Golf Tournament on Monday, May 5, 2025, at El Paso Country Club. This year, proceeds from the tournament will benefit Texas Tech Health El Paso, whose student-run clinic provides cancer screenings and additional medical treatment to underserved and uninsured women in the El Paso area.

In 2024, Swing Fore Hope raised $10,000 for Texas Tech Health El Paso, helping to support these vital services.

The inaugural tournament, held in 2023 at Coronado Country Club in El Paso, raised $10,000 for Kesem at Rice University, which offers a camp for children whose lives have been impacted by a parent’s cancer diagnosis.

Through events like Swing Fore Hope, Sisters in the Fight is proud to make a meaningful impact on both local and broader cancer-related initiatives.