At Home Tile Center of NY, we believe that businesses have a responsibility to give back to the communities they serve. That’s why we are honored to support Kat’s Ribbon of Hope, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping women facing breast cancer — especially those who may be underserved or struggling to afford critical care.

Founded in 2013 by breast cancer survivor Katerina “Kat” Dinas Raptis, Kat’s Ribbon of Hope provides funding for early detection, treatment assistance, patient navigation, and clinical research. The organization has impacted thousands of women throughout the New York City and Long Island area — offering hope, resources, and support when it’s needed most.

The 12th Annual Golf Outing

This year, we were proud to be a contributing sponsor of Kat’s Ribbon of Hope’s 12th Annual Golf Outing — a day filled with connection, compassion, and community. Held to raise vital funds for the organization's life-changing work, the event brought together supporters, survivors, and sponsors in a shared commitment to the fight against breast cancer.

Events like this do more than just raise money — they build awareness, strengthen networks of support, and remind those facing breast cancer that they are never alone.

A Lasting Partnership

We are proud to stand with Kat’s Ribbon of Hope in their mission to provide meaningful assistance to women during one of the most difficult journeys of their lives. As a local business, Home Tile Center of NY is deeply committed to supporting causes that reflect our values — compassion, community, and care.

To learn more about Kat’s Ribbon of Hope or make a contribution, visit katsribbonofhope.com.

Together, we can help build a future where early detection and access to care are within reach for every woman.

How You Can Help

To learn more about Kat’s Ribbon of Hope, support their upcoming events, or make a donation, visit katsribbonofhope.com. Whether you attend All In for a Cure, become a sponsor, or contribute in your own way, your support brings us one step closer to a cure.

Let’s go all in — for hope, for health, and for every woman.