Duncanville nonprofit Pink Diamonds supports breast cancer survivors across DFW

Linda Lydia knows the road a breast cancer diagnosis opens up because she has walked it herself. On WFAA's Good Morning Texas, Lydia talked about her own breast cancer journey and why she started Pink Diamonds, a nonprofit for survivors.

The group's full name is Pink Diamonds, Survivors of Cancer, Inc., and it is based in Duncanville. Its North Texas Giving Day profile says the organization works to empower breast cancer survivors in Dallas-Fort Worth. It focuses on neighborhoods where resources are limited and supports women through medical partnerships, survivor resources, and events. The profile describes the goal as making sure no woman feels alone in her journey.

Pink Diamonds' business listing on Alignable says the nonprofit serves women living with breast cancer and other cancers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, with a focus on access to early detection, treatment, and care for women who are underinsured. The group's North Texas Giving Day page also says Pink Diamonds was founded to provide financial help to nonprofit agencies and organizations that serve people living with breast cancer and other cancers.

Neighbors who want to learn more, get support, or find ways to help can visit pinkdiamondssoc.org, the website WFAA shared with the segment.

This story is based on original reporting by WFAA's Good Morning Texas, with more details from the organization's North Texas Giving Day and Alignable profiles.