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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. I'm participating in the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer here in New York, as well as rocking my pink bracelet all month long, but there are several things you can do throughout the month to show your support.
- If you have a website or blog, join in on the Pink for October campaign.
- At The Breast Cancer Site site, you can simply click on a button to help fund free mammograms for women in need.
- Host a Breast Cancer Fundraising Event, like a walk, run, or bike in your neighborhood.
- Visit a Breast Cancer Survivors Group and show your support for them. Search for "Breast Cancer Survivors" in your area. Or read survivor stories online.
- Use pink ribbons, graphics, and fonts in your emails and letters.
- Wear something pink.
- Put a breast cancer awareness widget on your CafeMom profile.
- Race for the cure.
- Donate or volunteer.
- Check out breast cancer awareness events in your area.
What are some ways you plan on participating in Breast Cancer Awareness Month?
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Comments (2)
As great as this all is.... Did we do anything last month for ovarian cancer awareness?? TALK TEAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This cancer is far more deadly than breast and more difficult to detect. This past year I lost my mother in law to this and my mom is recovering from ovarian cancer.
I am so sorry for your loss and happy to hear your mom is recovering. We try to cover everything and have written about ovarian cancer awareness in the Buzz.