Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month

For over 20 years, the Sheila R. Veloz Breast Center has provided exceptional, personalized care in breast cancer screening, diagnosis, and treatment.

Each October, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital proudly partners with local businesses to raise awareness and funds for the Sheila R. Veloz Breast Center. Below is a list of our generous partners for 2025.

Proceeds from Breast Cancer Awareness Month directly support patient care and help fund state-of-the-art equipment, ensuring our community continues to benefit from the most advanced breast cancer detection and treatment technologies—right here at home.

We look forward to partnering with our community in 2026. For more information on how to get involved please call our office 661.200.1205.

Put your health first. Book a mammogram at the Sheila R. Veloz Breast Center today: 661-200-1099. Invite a friend or family member to schedule, too.

How Can you help?

You can join us by making an annual gift to help expand the Breast Center program. Your financial support will help us continue to grow the program and assist with caring for patients, as well as aiding in the diagnosis and treatment for men and women battling breast cancer.

For more information, please contact the Foundation office at giving@henrymayo.com or 661.200.1205

Meet Adriana Clark
2025 Testimonial Speaker, Henry Mayo’s Sheila R. Veloz Breast Center

"I noticed a lump soon after delivery. Like many new mothers, I assumed it was a clogged milk duct. But when the pain persisted, I saw my OBGYN, who immediately referred me to the Sheila R. Veloz Breast Center for an ultrasound. The team at the breast center went above and beyond to have me seen quickly, and staff members personally rushed my biopsy specimens to the lab so pathology could review them without delay. The ultrasound led to a biopsy, which led to my diagnosis just days later. My focus now is on giving back—advocating for more cancer research and, most importantly, spreading the message of early detection, which saves lives." ~ Adriana Clark SCV Resident & Survivor

Each year, a breast cancer survivor is selected to serve as an ambassador to the community. By sharing Adriana's story we hope to stress the importance of early detection and encourage others to get annual screening mammograms. Please CLICK HERE to read Adriana's story.