Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Save the tatas, also written as save the ta-tas, refers to both a non-profit breast cancer awareness foundation and a for-profit company founded in 2004 by Julia Fikse and currently has 12 employees. Their motto is that laughter heals. Founder Julia Fikse, attributes her idea to seeing people close to her die of breast cancer. Liz Vassey and Hannah Cornett have both publicly supported the group.Over the course of 2008 and 2009, they have pledged at least $50,000 toward The Concern Foundation and donated 5% of sales, about $802,000, to breast cancer research since its start. They are currently supporting four researchers."@en }
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- Save_the_tatas abstract "Save the tatas, also written as save the ta-tas, refers to both a non-profit breast cancer awareness foundation and a for-profit company founded in 2004 by Julia Fikse and currently has 12 employees. Their motto is that laughter heals. Founder Julia Fikse, attributes her idea to seeing people close to her die of breast cancer. Liz Vassey and Hannah Cornett have both publicly supported the group.Over the course of 2008 and 2009, they have pledged at least $50,000 toward The Concern Foundation and donated 5% of sales, about $802,000, to breast cancer research since its start. They are currently supporting four researchers.".
- Q7428130 abstract "Save the tatas, also written as save the ta-tas, refers to both a non-profit breast cancer awareness foundation and a for-profit company founded in 2004 by Julia Fikse and currently has 12 employees. Their motto is that laughter heals. Founder Julia Fikse, attributes her idea to seeing people close to her die of breast cancer. Liz Vassey and Hannah Cornett have both publicly supported the group.Over the course of 2008 and 2009, they have pledged at least $50,000 toward The Concern Foundation and donated 5% of sales, about $802,000, to breast cancer research since its start. They are currently supporting four researchers.".