The Keep A Breast Foundation (KAB), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on breast cancer education and early detection, is returning to Vans Warped Tour 2026 with a range of new initiatives. The tour marks the debut of 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 has been part of the Warped Tour fabric since 1998, and its 26th year on the road aims to engage younger audiences with prevention-focused information.
This year, KAB embraces crypto philanthropy through a partnership with fomo, a social media platform designed to make crypto safe and simple. 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 partnership leverages blockchain technology to support the foundation's mission of reducing breast cancer risk globally.
Fans attending Warped Tour in Washington, 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 for purchase at the booth and at Zumiez stores while supplies last. The retail pre-party activations with Zumiez aim to extend the foundation's reach beyond the tour itself.
The Keep A Breast Foundation was founded in 2000 to fill 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 organization empowers Gen Alpha, Gen Z, and millennials with prevention-focused information. The foundation's mission is to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact through art, education, prevention, and action.
The partnership with fomo aligns with KAB's community-driven approach. Fomo is a socially oriented platform that lowers technical barriers and structurally supports nonprofit organizations. The Boobillions project on Solana exemplifies how crypto philanthropy can generate significant funds for health causes, with nearly $100,000 already raised for breast cancer initiatives.
As Warped Tour 2026 kicks off, KAB's presence underscores the importance of early detection and education among younger demographics. The newly designed booth and expanded activations aim to make breast health information accessible and engaging. By combining traditional outreach with digital innovations like crypto, the foundation continues to evolve its approach to prevention.
