Deb McNeill, a two-year survivor of breast cancer, has joined forces with Janice Connolly-Laubenstein, both Massachusetts residents, to get a breast cancer license plate issued to raise awareness and funds for a breast cancer cure. The Cure Breast Cancer License Plate Initiative, a volunteer, nonprofit group, is working to get the first "Cure Breast Cancer" license plate issued in their state. Proceeds from the license plate fees will go to Tufts-New England Medical Center for breast cancer research. Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Massachusetts has announced its corporate sponsorship of the plate initiative.

Deb and Janice are carrying on the dream of Diane Connolly-Zaniboni, who, at 39, lost her battle with inflammatory breast cancer. Before Diane passed away, she delivered a proposal to the Massachusetts Senate for the creation and sale of this license plate. If you do not live in Massachusetts, frames for license plates are available. One license plate frame reads, "Survivor" and the other frame reads, "One Car At A Time!"