Today we’re getting under the hood with Dana Donofree a daughter, sister, women’s advocate and the founder and CEO of AnaOno.
Diagnosed with breast cancer in her 20’s, Dana founded AnaOno out of her own necessity and desire for not only beautiful but comfortable lingerie that fit her surgically altered body. After a mastectomy with reconstruction traditional bras no longer fit, and Dana was certain there must be more than just sports bras and camisoles out there. With a degree in fashion design from Savannah College of Art and Design, and a successful fashion industry career, she took her decade-plus of product experience and put it toward designing, launching, and building AnaOno, Chest-Inclusive Intimates Designed Differently.
Dana is very active in the breast cancer community and is involved with several non-profits supporting young breast cancer patients and Stage IV Metastatic Research. Her story has been featured on Good Morning America, USA Today, The Today Show, HuffPost, New York Times, INStyle, and many others.
Even with these incredible accomplishments, she is most proud of being able to make a difference in the lives of patients worldwide and is honored to continue to spread the mission of beauty, confidence, and chest-inclusion.
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