Bonnie’s Bus

Bonnie’s Bus is a mobile mammography unit that provides breast cancer screening throughout West Virginia, especially in rural parts of the state with limited or no access to screening mammography.

Bonnie’s Bus was created in honor of Bonnie Wells Wilson, who succumbed to breast cancer in rural West Virginia because of limited access to screening mammography. Bonnie’s daughter and son-in-law, Jo and Ben Statler, established Bonnie’s Bus in 2009 (following a memorable ribbon-cutting in late 2008) with a generous donation to help prevent other families from losing a loved one to breast cancer.

Bonnie’s Bus has:

  • Provided more than 31,000 screening mammograms since 2009
  • Screened over 2,400 in 2023; over 1,200 so far in 2024
  • Detected more than 180 cases of breast cancer
  • Traveled more than 225,000 miles
  • Completed more than 1,800 screening days
  • Funded at least 2,450 mammograms through grant funding and donations

Not able to attend?

Those who are unable to attend The Pink Party and wish to make a 100% tax-deductible private donation without acknowledgement at the event are welcome to do so by completing and submitting the Donation form. Please note: those who are not attending the event but do wish to be listed publicly as sponsor at the event should complete instead the Registration form, selecting a desired sponsorship level. Simply indicate when registering for the sponsorship that your Listing Preference is that of a Private Sponsorship and that you plan to use none of your allotted tickets. This will trigger an updated gift receipt to be distributed to you, reflecting a 100% tax-deductible amount.

UNABLE TO ATTEND THIS YEAR?

Please consider making a donation to Bonnie's Bus instead. Visit the link below to learn more.