Did you know that breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in the U.S.?
In fact, 1 to 8 women in the United States will develop breast cancer in their lifetime—meaning everyone knows someone who has been impacted by breast cancer. The good news is that we can all help by raising awareness and funds for breast cancer research and patient care.
As the world’s leading breast cancer organization, Susan G. Komen funds life-saving research, treatment, education and community health programs—with the ultimate goal of finding cures for breast cancer. This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Komen is launching its annual Live Pink program, giving you the chance to shop for items that support the breast cancer community. Check out some of their partners below and visit komen.org/live pink for even more services and products!
Planning any road trips this year? As part of Avis’ partnership with Komen, you can save up to 25% on non-discounted rates with AWD #A349300, and 5% of your rental fee will be donated to the breast cancer organization. This offer is running all year long, but for the months of July, October, and December, you can save 35%, while 10% will be donated.
The same is true when you rent a car from Budget—just use the code BCD #R899700.
Avocados for the cause! Avocados from Mexico is donating $100,000 to Komen in 2024. As part of their support, Avocados from Mexico is also raising awareness through the “Good Fats for a SuperGood Cause” campaign, featuring pink avocado bags in retailers across the U.S.—so make sure you load up on your guacamole!
Bowl for the Cure leverages the sport of bowling to promote breast cancer awareness. This year, the brand is donating 100% of proceeds raised from its Bowl for the Cure events, plus 25% of the retail price of Bowl for the Cure merch. Get a load of this jersey, tote, and adorable pink camo bear!
If you’re looking to donate a vehicle, contact CARS. The program offers a turnkey solution to donate vehicles (in any condition) to Komen.
Now you can look cute, and feel good about it, too. Every time you purchase clothing and accessories—like this pretty scarf!—from Ford Warriors in Pink, 100% of the profits will be donated to Komen and Pink Fund.
The next time you’re shopping at Walmart, be sure to check out Greensource’s “Benefitting Susan G. Komen” clothing line. Not only are the shirts and sweatshirts comfy and stylish, but at least 3% of all proceeds go to support the breast cancer organization.
The nation’s leading fabric and craft retailer is supporting Susan G. Komen with an in-store customer donation program. Starting October 6, you’ll have the option to round up or donate each time you shop at JOANN Fabric and Craft Stores.
You can trust Mohawk to extend the performance of your carpet and contribute to a good cause! The commercial flooring company is proud to donate a minimum of $375,000 to Komen for the 2024-2025 Specify for a Cure and Decorate for a Cure programs.
Nature’s Bounty provides vital nutrients to support natural beauty, while also supporting a great cause! Be sure to check out specially marked bottles the next time you’re shopping. Komen receives $0.50 when you purchase Nature’s Bounty Hair, Skin & Nails Gummies and Hair Growth Capsules & Gummies in select retailers.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Halloween both fall in October, giving you a great opportunity to support Komen when you shop for your Halloween costume. You can either purchase their special pink merch (with 10% of retail sales benefitting Komen), or give back by donating to Komen at store registers.
Wacoal, a premium bra brand, supports Komen in many ways.
From October 1-10, the brand will donate $2 to Komen for every regular-priced bra purchased online. For every person who purchases a regular-priced bra at a Fit for the Cure event, Wacoal will donate $5. The brand will also donate the same amount for everyone who completes the steps to digitally size themselves with mybraFit. Lastly, customers can choose to round up their purchase and make a donation to Komen on Wacoal’s website.
Has shopping ever felt this good?
