This loveliness came in the mail today...
Pink TogetherI was so happy to be asked to help spread the word about ...
Pink Together®, a national campaign to support those impacted by breast cancer and to help raise awareness of the disease. To support Pink Together, General Mills is donating $2 million to Susan G. Komen for the Cure® and is turning the packaging pink next month on an assortment of its most beloved brands. General Mills will also donate $1, up to $20,000, each time you post a comment of encouragement, send a virtual flower bouquet or share a story on PinkTogether.com in October.
Pink TogetherOctober continues to honor and bring awareness of Breast Cancer among women. Now, Pink Together helps put the stories of women in front of you. "Everyone can share hope by posting and reading inspiring stories of breast cancer survivors and supporters within the community."
You can be a WINNER of a FREE Inspiring Hope Gift Basket that includes a sleeved travel mug, a running ribbon charm bracelet, a pink leather strap keychain, a pink cinch bag, and a set of inspirational note cards. All of the gift basket items are from ShopKomen.com, where 25 percent of the merchandise purchase price benefits Susan G. Komen for the Cure® in the fight against breast cancer.
Entering to Win:
1) Share anything about Breast Cancer Awareness - even if this is the first thing you have heard. Or do you know someone? ...
2) Please re-post and get the word out about this amazing site Pink Together
3) Twitter away about this Inspiring Hope Gift Basket for an awesome cause - Susan G. Komen for the Cure's awesome Foundation!
Good Luck! This Giveaway will run until Friday, October 23rd @ Noon!
P.S. Guess what cute pink bag I am taking to the Gym tomorrow?! Pink Rocks October!
Warmly,
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11 comments:
I had someone close to me taken by breast cancer. Thank you for helping get the word out.
ssummmer(at)gmail(dot)com
Self breast exams and mammograms are so important for early detection. My great grandmother died when she was 50 from breast cancer. Of corse they didn't know what we know now. By the time it was found, the cancer had spread all over her body. The only treatment was something called an atomic cocktail given to her by the military. It was liquid radiation. She lived with much pain during her last years, and was often medicated into sleep so she wouldn't be uncomfortable. Had it been found early on, who knows, she might have lived to see her grandchildren grow up, maybe even met her great grandchildren. And so, all the women in my family get mammograms yearly, if nothing more than to show she didn't die in vain.
I tweeted.
http://twitter.com/fokxxy/status/5019943447
ssummmer(at)gmail(dot)com
This past week the "Pink" campaign hit very close to home as one of my daughter's classmates lost his mother to breast cancer. She fought it for the past 3 years....God called her home and she left behind 3 beautiful young children.
Here's my tweet link:
http://twitter.com/GreekGRITS/status/5027993527
My aunt battled breast cancer many years ago, and won. We have since lost her to another type of cancer, and yet her first fight is the one I remember most. I have learned that early detection is extremely important, and can save your life. Self-examinations are so important, even when you feel that you have no clue what you are doing.
Think pink, buy pink, and Race for the Cure when it comes to your area!
I have been touched by breast cancer. I have know quite a few that have been diagnosed with breast cancer. A good friend of mine started a non profit organization (Lump to Laughter) I reposted about Pink Together, this blog and my friends organization on my blog.
www.smithfamilyx6.blogspot.com
Oh, I need to clarify that I have not had breast cancer but was touched by it due to friends and family having it.
It is so good to see fellow women spreading the word about BCA. My sister in law is a BC survivor and this year for the 2nd yr, my hubby is volunteering again for a BC Walk. Thank you for being a part of this wonderful endeavor.
My best friend/cousin who is also my daughter's godmother is a 5 year breast cancer survivor. Thanks so much.
I tweeted!
http://twitter.com/atruckerwife/status/5069234797
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