The Keep A Breast Foundation (KAB), a nonprofit focused on breast cancer education and early detection, announced its return to Vans Warped Tour 2026, marking its 26th year of involvement with the tour. The foundation will debut a newly designed booth, a first-of-its-kind crypto partnership, and retail pre-party activations with Zumiez across all three U.S. stops.
KAB is embracing crypto philanthropy through a partnership with fomo, a social media platform simplifying crypto for everyday users. KAB is the sole nonprofit beneficiary of the Boobillions ($boob) project on Solana, which has already generated nearly $100,000 for breast cancer prevention, education, and wellness. This innovative approach allows fans to contribute to the cause through cryptocurrency transactions.
At the Warped Tour stops, fans in D.C. can participate in exclusive meet and greets with bands Meet Me at The Altar and Daisy Grenade at the KAB booth. Limited edition "i love boobies!" merchandise will be available at the booth and at Zumiez while supplies last. The pre-party activations at Zumiez stores aim to engage younger audiences before the tour events.
Founded in 2000, The Keep A Breast Foundation fills a critical gap in breast cancer education by reaching young people before they become patients. Through programs like the "i love boobies!" campaign and the Keep A Breast app, the foundation empowers Gen Alpha, Gen Z, and millennials with prevention-focused information. Its mission is to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention, and action.
The return to Warped Tour aligns with KAB's long-standing history of meeting young audiences where they are. The crypto partnership represents a new frontier for nonprofit fundraising, leveraging blockchain technology to engage a tech-savvy demographic. The foundation notes that cryptocurrency investments carry risks but emphasizes that this initiative is about education and support.
