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Cris Collinsworth ProScan Fund

Save lives.Shape futures.

A Cincinnati nonprofit since 2002: mammograms at two Pink Ribbon Centers, free for those who qualify, and chess for kids.

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The brick ProScan Pink Ribbon Center Tri-County building with its pink and blue sign, and the black Cruisin’ for a Cure SUV marked 513-241-CURE parked out front
ProScan Pink Ribbon Centers

Book your mammogram

We offer imaging services to all patients, and every screening here helps support our programs. About mammograms

Call to schedule

513-527-7750Request an appointment online

Need a ride? Ask when you schedule, or call 513-241-CURE (2873).

  1. Book

    Call 513-527-7750 or request an appointment online.

  2. Your exam

    In a warm, inviting space, your exam takes about 10 to 15 minutes.

  3. Your results

    You should receive your results within ten business days.

Red Bank

4.8Google (588)

ProScan Pink Ribbon Center Red Bank

4850 Red Bank RoadSuite 310Cincinnati, OH 45227513-527-7750
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  • The original Pink Ribbon Center
  • On Red Bank Road near Madison Road
  • Open Saturday mornings
  • Wheelchair accessible entrance

Hours

Red Bank hours
Mon7:30 am to 5 pm
Tue7:30 am to 6:30 pm
Wed to Fri7:30 am to 5 pm
Sat8 am to noon
SunClosed

Hours as listed on Google. Please call to confirm.

Services at Red Bank
  • Screening and diagnostic mammography
  • Breast ultrasound
  • General and pelvic ultrasound
  • Breast biopsy
  • Bone density scan (DEXA)
  • Vertebral fracture assessment (VFA)
  • Total body composition
  • Cyst aspiration
  • Needle localization

Tri-County

4.9Google (343)

ProScan Pink Ribbon Center Tri-County

11594 Springfield PikeSuite 26Cincinnati, OH 45246513-772-7750
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  • At Springdale Town Center
  • Wheelchair accessible entrance

Hours

Tri-County hours
Mon7 am to 3:30 pm
Tue to Thu8 am to 4:30 pm
Fri7 am to 3:30 pm
Sat and SunClosed

Hours as listed on Google. Please call to confirm.

Services at Tri-County
  • Screening and diagnostic mammography
  • Breast ultrasound
  • General and pelvic ultrasound
  • Bone density scan (DEXA)
  • Vertebral fracture assessment (VFA)

Mammo with Heart

25th Anniversary Special, Oct 1 to Dec 31, 2026: $70 (regular price $95)

Details

An FDA-cleared AI screening that detects signs of breast arterial calcifications during routine mammograms — offering valuable insights into heart health without any extra scans or appointments.

Pink Ribbon Programs

Help at every step

See if you qualify for a free mammogram, find help paying for a Breast MRI, and get support after a diagnosis. All Pink Ribbon Programs

Paying for screening

Mammogram Match

No-cost mammograms, breast ultrasound and biopsy for patients who qualify.

See if you qualifyDownload the application (PDF)

Breast MRI Program

Funding for a Breast MRI for patients with dense breasts who qualify.

About the programDownload the application (PDF)
Details

For patients in the 13 counties whose latest mammogram report states “dense breasts” and recommends a Breast MRI not covered by insurance, and whose annual family income is at or below 400% of the federal poverty guidelines. A prescription is required.

Getting there

Cruisin’ for a Cure

Transportation to and from your appointment. Please call to schedule.

Call 513-241-CURE (2873)

Complimentary for Mammogram Match and Breast MRI patients.

After a diagnosis

Pink Ribbon Bags

A gift bag of inspirational books, educational materials and other comforting items.

Request a bagOutside Greater Cincinnati? Ask about paid shipping

For anyone diagnosed in the past year, at no cost to Greater Cincinnati residents.

Survivor Circle

One-on-one support from breast cancer survivors for the newly diagnosed.

Call 1-866-577-PINK (7465)

Survivors who would like to support newly diagnosed patients can call too.

See if you qualify

You may qualify for Mammogram Match if:

  • You’re uninsured or underinsured, including a high deductible.
  • Your annual family income is at or below 250% of the federal poverty guidelines.
  • You live in one of the 13 counties we cover.
Covered counties

Ohio

  • Brown
  • Butler
  • Clermont
  • Hamilton
  • Highland
  • Montgomery
  • Preble
  • Warren

Kentucky

  • Boone
  • Campbell
  • Kenton

Indiana

  • Dearborn
  • Franklin
How to apply

We offer our services to all age groups and genders. If you don’t qualify, our Pink Ribbon Center staff will help you find other cost-effective options.

Return the application by email, fax or mail, or request an appointment online and someone will reach out.

  • Email: pinkribbon@proscan.com
  • Fax: 513-352-9370
  • Mail: Mammogram Match Program, 5400 Kennedy Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45213
Request an appointment online2024 income guidelines (PDF)
Income guidelines
Annual family income, from the 2024 guidelines posted by the Fund. The Fund confirms eligibility.
People in householdMammogram Match (250%)Breast MRI (400%)
1$37,650$60,240
2$51,100$81,760
3$64,550$103,280
4$78,000$124,800
Households of 5 to 8
People in household
People in householdMammogram Match (250%)Breast MRI (400%)
5$91,450$146,320
6$104,900$167,840
7$118,350$189,360
8$131,800$210,880

Annual family income, from the 2024 guidelines posted by the Fund. The Fund confirms eligibility.

Reviews

What patients say

She is the best technician I have had in the nearly 20 years I have been getting my mammograms!
Shawn T.Google · Red Bank5 out of 5
This place is awesome. Worked to get me scheduled in a timely manner and the cost saved me so much.
Sonja N.Google · Tri-County5 out of 5
Outstanding First Mammogram Experience!
Roumayah T.Google · Red Bank5 out of 5
I really appreciate the staff from the time I walked in until I left. The front office manager was very kind and helpful.
Carroll T.Google · Tri-County5 out of 5
If I could give six stars I would! Exceptional service, care, and compassion…
Krista R.Facebook
The people there are friendly. It feels very comfortable and relaxed there. I feel confident in their staff.
Ann S.Google · Tri-County5 out of 5
The Pink Ribbon

Thank you for 25 years

The Pink Ribbon began in 2002 as a luncheon to celebrate breast cancer survivors. Today it’s an evening concert and auction.

25th anniversary

Idina Menzel, live in concert

  • Tuesday, October 27, 2026
  • Andrew J. Brady Music Center, The Banks
Honorees
Honorary Chair
Lauren Hannan Shafer
Power of Pink Award
L. Thomas Hiltz, Esq. and Francie Schott Hiltz

The 2026 silent auction is now closed. Thank you for bidding!

Guests in pink sweaters and blouses line up on the lawn at dusk, with Cincinnati’s lit downtown towers behind them
Two women in pink smile on a riverside terrace at golden hour, with the Roebling Suspension Bridge and guests in pink on the lawn behind them
  • 2002The first Pink Ribbon Luncheon drew 600 guests
  • 2007The Power of Pink Award was created
  • 2015The 14th sold out at 1,650 guests
  • EmceeCris Collinsworth
  • Dress codeThink Pink!

25 years of headliners

2026 to 2002

  1. 2026

    Idina Menzel

  2. 2025

    Leanne Morgan

  3. 2024

    David Foster and Katharine McPhee

  4. 2023

    The Temptations

All 25 years

  1. 2022

    KC and the Sunshine Band

  2. 2021

    Kool & The Gang

  3. 2020

    Martina McBride

  4. 2019

    Rachel Platten

  5. 2018

    Andy Grammer

  6. 2017

    Tom Papa

  7. 2016

    Kellie Pickler

  8. 2015

    Robin Roberts

  9. 2014

    Joy Behar

  10. 2013

    Giuliana and Bill Rancic

  11. 2012

    Martina McBride

  12. 2011

    Nora Ephron

  13. 2010

    Cat Cora

  14. 2009

    Lee Ann Womack

  15. 2008

    Dara Torres

  16. 2007

    Diahann Carroll

  17. 2006

    Dr. Andrew Weil

  18. 2005

    Dr. Bernie Siegel

  19. 2004

    Anita Shreve

  20. 2003

    Dr. Jerri Nielsen

  21. 2002

    Vickie Girard

Your support sustains the Cris Collinsworth ProScan Fund’s two Pink Ribbon Centers and breast cancer support programs!

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Queen City Classic

Shaping futures, one move at a time

Chess is a universal game that knows no barriers. Since 2002, we’ve brought it to kids across the Tri-State.

  • 25

    Tournaments

  • Up to

    700

    Players a year

  • 65+

    Schools

  • About

    3,566

    Students

  • Nearly

    100

    Hours of lessons a week

A youth chess team in matching black shirts and medals holds up gold trophies on stage in front of an American flag at the Queen City Classic

The tournament

One of the largest scholastic chess tournaments in the Midwest: five rounds, sections from kindergarten to 12th grade, and grandmaster guests.

The 25th was on Saturday, March 14, 2026, at TQL Stadium.

How it began

Dr. Steve Pomeranz taught his three sons, Corbin, Jory and Cody, to play chess. Leaving a Bengals game in the fall of 2001, they had the idea that Paul Brown Stadium would be a great venue for a chess tournament.

They expected 50 to 100 students at the first tournament, in spring 2002 in the stadium’s Club West Suites. When 350 children arrived, they knew they were on to something much bigger.

Chess in Schools

  • Critical thinking
  • Concentration
  • Patience
  • Sportsmanship

Since September 2013, trained instructors have taught chess during the school day, building “critical thinking, concentration, patience, and sportsmanship.” Instructors are paid, work 2 to 10 hours a week, and get training.

Shining Knight Award

2026: The Joe Burrow Foundation

About the award

Created in 2010 to recognize deserving individuals for their commitment to their communities, and presented at the Queen City Classic Simul Reception.

Past recipients include

  • 2025Nancy Costello, Saturday Hoops
  • 2024Jeff Berding
  • 2021Irina Krush
  • 2020Tani Adewumi
  • 2016Phiona Mutesi and Robert Katende
  • 2015Mike Brown
  • 2010Anthony Muñoz
Chess taught me resilience – even if you lose, get back up and try again.
Anna D. · Former Queen City Classic player
…it is extremely heartwarming for me to see hundreds of kids playing (and enjoying) chess the same way I did many decades ago.
Gregory K. · Chess grandmaster and Queen City Classic special guest

Get involved

Be part of the next 25 years

By contributing to the Cris Collinsworth ProScan Fund, you are joining a community of love and support.

Donate

  • Sponsor The Pink Ribbon

    Partner with a 25-year Cincinnati celebration of breast cancer survivors.

    Become a sponsor

  • Sponsor the Queen City Classic

    Cover entry fees for low-income students, or support Chess in Schools.

    Sponsor chess

  • Volunteer

    Lend a hand with chess, Pink Ribbon Programs, one-time opportunities or ongoing projects.

    Volunteer with us

  • Book your own screening

    Your screening helps bridge the gap of access to lifesaving early detection for all.

    Book a mammogram

A non-profit 501(c)(3) organization in Cincinnati.

About us

Two causes, one mission

We are dedicated to the fight against breast cancer in the Cincinnati tri-state community by providing critical education, unwavering support, and early detection services.

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We are also deeply committed to empowering the next generation. Through the strategic game of chess, we instill self-esteem, nurture sportsmanship, and foster critical thinking skills in children. Our mission is to save lives and shape futures.

We are also deeply committed to empowering the next generation. Through the strategic game of chess, we instill self-esteem, nurture sportsmanship, and foster critical thinking skills in children. Our mission is to save lives and shape futures.

Five guests gather around a cocktail table with pink drinks on a rooftop terrace, with Cincinnati’s skyline behind them

  • 2002

    Founded

  • 501(c)(3)

    Nonprofit

  • 2

    Pink Ribbon Centers

  • 25

    Years of The Pink Ribbon

  • 25

    Queen City Classics

  • 2013

    Chess in Schools launched

Contact the office

  • Abby O’NeillExecutive Director
  • Salisha LundyAssistant Director

The board includes Cris and Holly Collinsworth, Dr. Steve and Penny Pomeranz, Troy Blackburn and others.

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