Shop the Cure for Breast Cancer Research

Posted by Sonya Procenko

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Everyone I know is fundraising or donating time and money to support the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.

If you can buy pink products at many Canadian retailers, they will donate to the foundation. Here are just a few of the many retailers nationwide:

KITCHEN
Buy limited edition KitchenAid Pink Appliances and Culinary Utensils and KitchenAid will make a minimum 10% contribution to the Foundation. Available at Home Outfitters, The Bay, Sears.

FASHION
Shop at Tabi stores for the FALL PINK SALE which will give a portion of all proceeds to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. The sale is on until October 25/08.

Buy a bracelet for $3 at Payless ShoeSource stores during October and the company will contribute 100% of net profits to the foundation.

Purchase a limited edition pair of Beach Pink Ribbon Crocs including 2 Jibbitz shoe charms representing the pink ribbon and $5 will be donated to the foundation. They will be available at 94 HBC-The Bay stores and the Crocs corporate store in Quebec City.

SPORT
Buy Penn pink tennis balls (in cans of 3 balls) and HEAD Canada will contribute 50 cents to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. Available at Canadian Tire, Sport Mart, Sport Chek, Home Hardware and local tennis shops across Canada.

Check out more retailers here.

The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation has an excellent website with information on being breast aware, risk and risk reduction, early detection, living with breast cancer and more.

For more information, check out the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.

Image courtesy of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation

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