The genesis of the CBCF can be traced to Carly Abramson of North Caldwell, NJ, who is now 19. After her mother, Lisa, was diagnosed with breast cancer approximately three years ago, Carly who was then 12, made her mother a beaded key ring as a comfort gift. Carly, whose grandmother, Vivian Bombardieri, had died of cancer just prior to her mother's diagnosis, then decided to sell the key rings to raise money for breast cancer research through BCA Creations, an organization she founded. As a result of the sale of nearly 700 key chains, which she made with the help of friends and family, BCA Creations donated more than $10,000 to Memorial Sloan-Kettering, where her mother has been a patient.  CBCF was founded in December 2007, with the help of her father, Andrew Abramson, president and chief executive officer of Value Companies, a leading real estate development investment and management company based in Clifton, NJ.

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