Each October Emergent Safety celebrates Breast Cancer Awareness month. Click here to view all of our pink products, or reach out to your Emergent Safety Supply Specialist to order your gear while quantities are available.
Starting in 1990, the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation first promoted awareness for Breast Cancer by distributing pink buttons made by the first breast cancer survivor program. In 1992, the idea grew as the Editor in Chief for Self Magazine distributed pink ribbons in New York City. Today, buttons and ribbons have turned into socks, jerseys, and even PPE!
BreastCancer.org advocates for a variety of campaigns and programs aimed at:
- supporting people diagnosed with breast cancer, including metastatic breast cancer
- educating people about breast cancer risk factors
- stressing the importance of regular screening, starting at age 40 or an age that's appropriate for your personal breast cancer risk
- fundraising for breast cancer research
Emergent Safety supports Breast Cancer awareness month by promoting pink PPE products from a variety of vendors. Please join us in championing a GREAT cause!
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