Looking back at the 2019 St. Pat’s Power Hour, where the turnout was modest but the impression made was complete unforgettable.

Lauren Berk ponders the realities of how time moves and shares how ROW helped her celebrate the end of her treatment journey.

ROW programs manager Devlin Murdock shares the seemingly intangible benefits that athletes and coaches take away from Power10 Camp.

We sat down for a little Q&A with ROW head coach Austin Work, asking him to reflect on the team’s first visit to Masters Nationals.

The ROW Team Walk Series launched earlier this month, and it is making our mission increasingly accessible to a broader and more diverse audience of breast cancer patients and survivors.

Make note of the first word that comes to mind when I say the word "Intensive". I am just guessing that, if you are over 50 or possibly even 45, you chose the word “care”.

Musician. Professor. Widow. Author. Activist. Rower. Breast cancer patient. Jeannine Love’s identity is intrinsically tied to many roles and experiences, but it seems none can singularly define her.

When considering what message she could possibly offer to those living with breast cancer, whether they’re in active treatment or remission, Jill Haagenson can think of only one thing, “Get the whole picture.”

Recovery on Water is proud to announce a new board chair and vice chair, whose combined talents and expertise are helping to drive our organization’s strategic initiatives and support our fundraising efforts.