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October is Breast Cancer Awareness month; there are lots of ways that you can help find a cure for breast cancer, and lots of cool products that you can buy to support breast cancer research.

Fit2BMomMaternity active wear line Fit2BMom has created a special "Go Pink!" kit that includes a round-neck maternity tee in "primrose pink," a headband, and a cool bag, for $52.00. 15% of sales through October 31 go to the National Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

How about giving your own breasts a lift to keep other women's breast's healthy? During October, Shapeez will donate 15% of proceeds from the sale of all Unbelievabras sold online. The Shapeez bra combines a bra and camisole for all-in-one shaping and tummy control; Shapeez bras retail for $75 - $85.

Ann Taylor LoftWant something simpler? Ann Taylor loft has partnered with jewelry designer Lisa Salzer to create this stunning -- and totally wearable -- bracelet. $5 of the purchase price of each bracelet goes to the Breast Cancer Research Fund -- and since the retail price of the bracelet is only $24.50, this is an easy way to make a difference. And look great doing it.

How else can you help? Make a donation directly to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Want to do more than write a check? Sign up for your local Race for the Cure. If running -- or walking -- 5K isn't your gig, you can register to sleep in for the cure. Check your local race registration web site for more information.

And finally -- and most importantly -- make an appointment to have a mammogram, or talk to your doctor about when you should start. Because t-shirts and bracelets are great, but not having cancer is better.

Looking for more ways to shop for a cure? Big City Beauty has suggestions; so does Sweet Nothings. And Bargain Hunting Moms remind us that October is the month to pick up a pink mixer -- all for a good cause!

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pjdiva1 5 pts

I agree with Patricia. We also have developed a new sleepwear for women which is ionized, moisture-wicking and antimicrobial. This is the newest technology in sleepwear. This month we offer FREE SHIPPING and that money will be DONATED to women's cancer research.  The ionization increases blood flow to Decrease pain and inflammation. I have testimonies to this effect from a cancer survivor going thru chemo at my website. It wicks away moisture as you sleep so you don't lay in sweat.

Our sizes are XS to 3X for women of all ages. We have mix and match colors, sizes and styles so why not order a pair for yourself or a gown for a friend going thru pain and support breast cancer month at the same time. Order online at www.goodnighties.com ( http://www.goodnighties.com/ ) and we THANK YOU for your Support!!

PatriciaPangea 5 pts

I agree that it is not necessary to shop, a straight donation is an option and one that goes directly to the cause. If however you are going to shop why not shop by purchasing something that will give a donation to your cause?

To add to the list above, Pangea Collection has a selection of Pink Breast Cancer Jewelry ( http://www.pangea-collection.com/c-135-breast-canc... )to which we will donate $5/$10 from the purchase of each piece. So if you plan to shop for a piece of jewelry consider one of these that will support breast cancer awareness, otherwise support the cause by donating directly as flightkeeper mentions.

Cheers,

Patricia

http://www.pangea-collection.com

http://blog.pangea-collection.com/

Susan Wagner 5 pts

Including those that don't cost a thing: The Breast Cancer Site has a link you can click to provide free mammograms to women who cannot afford them ( http://www.thebreastcancersite.com/clickToGive/hom... ). It doesn't cost a thing, and you can click the link daily.

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Flightkeeper 5 pts

It's nice that the retailers are getting involved but if money is tight, instead of buying another bauble with only a few $ going to the foundation, just give outright and wear a pink ribbon. 

(My blogs are http://flightkeeper.blogspot.com and http://cutefuncool.blogspot.com)