Georgia's Breast Cancer License Plate
PURPOSE: Generate funds to provide education, screening and treatment to under-resourced Georgians.
NEED: Breast cancer accounts for 3 out of 10 new cancers in Georgia women, making it most prevalent of all cancers. Rural women and minority women have less access to care and are a priority of the program.
BACKGROUND: Georgia CORE and Kaiser Permanente worked with the Georgia General Assembly to create the Breast Cancer License Tag program in 2002. Georgia CORE and the State Office of Rural Health have jointly administered the program since 2013.
PROCEEDS: The program receives 28% of revenues from initial purchases of the plates and 40% of annual renewal revenues.
REACH: Georgians in 3 out of every 4 counties have benefited in some way through screening, education and treatment services.
POPULATION: More than 8 out of every 10 Georgians benefiting from services through the program are non-white.
2023 Breast Cancer License Plate Grant Partners
Community Health Works
(Macon) Read Abstract
East Georgia Cancer Coalition (Athens) Read Abstract
Horizons Community Solutions (Albany) Read Abstract
The Grady Health Foundation, Inc. (Atlanta) Read Abstract
TurningPoint Breast Cancer Rehabilitation (Atlanta) Read Abstract
West Central Georgia Cancer Coalition (Columbus) Read Abstract
YWCA (Atlanta) Read Abstract
Purchase a Georgia Breast Cancer License Plate
- Visit your local tag office ANYTIME and ask for either the "Breast Cancer" license plate. (In some counties, you can order the plate online when your annual tag renewal is due.) Find your county tag office here >
- The plate costs $80 the first time you buy it and $55 when you renew it.
- At the tag office, they may have the plate in stock; or they’ll give you a temporary plate and mail you your "fight cancer" license plate very soon.
Click Here to Visit the Department of Revenue's License Plate Site
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Last Updated: 10/06/2023 7:35:38 AM