About Us
Hearing “you have cancer” is bad enough, but imagine wondering how you are going to continue to working to pay the bills, put food on the table, and even get to work! Cancer does not care, but we do and we are here to help.



Where It All Began
Debbie Torbett and Sue Sigmon-Nosach forged a 10+ year friendship because of cancer. Their friendship took them many places, allowed them to experience many things, meet many others quietly waging their own battles, and be a part of the indomitable spirit that says I will keep going.
Perhaps you met them… best known as the artistic team of 2 Broken Broads, they traveled the Southeast exhibiting their whimsical glass mosaics for all to enjoy while quietly raising awareness, educating others, and providing inspiration to all they met.
Although without her good friend, Sue continues to carry PGCS forward today by continuing their unique art form, raising awareness of GYN cancers, and assisting those in need.
Make a difference. Ease the burden.
Where the Money Goes

Hearing “you have cancer” is bad enough, but imagine wondering how you are going to continue to work to pay the bills, put food on the table, and even get to work! Cancer does not care, but we do and we are here to help.
Please take a moment to look over our stories to learn how you can make a difference in the lives of women and their families who are undergoing treatment. We hope that you will want to join in our effort and remember, your donation is 100% tax deductible.
Making a Difference
Women Supported by PGCS
Since Inception
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Gainesville woman’s art, nonprofit offer tangible support to cancer patients
— K. Gerard
DEBBIE TORBETT 2/22/49 – 1/30/14

Debbie’s legacy is one of love and laughter…. and so much more….her beautiful family, her many friends, her art….and the Foundation she helped to establish to assist others that were traveling on the same path…..these – and so much more – were Debbie’s contributions to this world. To have met her and have been a part of her world was indeed, a privilege.
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