Ford Warriors in Pink® is a Ford Motor Company initiative dedicated to helping and inspiring those in the fight against breast cancer.

The Warriors in Pink collection provides an opportunity to raise funds for breast cancer research and aid in developing resources that are vital to providing more good days to those dealing with breast cancer. One hundred percent of the net proceeds from warrior wear and gear sales benefit The Pink Fund, Susan G.

​ Pink Warrior Advocates is focused on providing direct support to those who have been diagnosed with breast cancer. We believe in creating a sense of community of Advocates to guide our Warriors through their journeys.

Wherever you do it, wear pink and raise money to help fund life-changing breast cancer research and support.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Wear PINK every Friday (must adhere to your department's dress code) in October to show your support of a co-worker, patient, friend or family member who has been touched by breast cancer.

Wednesday 8 On Wednesday We Wear Pink It's an iconic Mean Girls line, but also emblematic of how cliquey the Plastics are; they wear a certain color on a certain day of the week to show how united they are as a group. People can see the Plastics' exclusive status by the color they choose to wear on a certain day of the week.

Warrior is a deep, neutral, tree bark beige with a cocoa brown undertone. It is a perfect paint color for an accent wall. Pair it with golden neutral colors for contrast. R: 125 G: 104 B: 91 LRV: 15.

In contemporary Japanese culture, says Nemitz, pink is perceived as a masculine and mournful color that represents “young warriors who fall in battle while in the full bloom of life.” In Germany, pink is “rosa” - a hue that's “bright, soft, peaceful, sweet, and harmless,” she explains.

Pink Out's goal is to raise funds, promote awareness, and ensure the community that our facilities are safe, open, and have the resources to provide breast health services to women in need.

breast cancer awareness A pink ribbon symbolizes breast cancer awareness. The merging of ribbon and symbolism in the United States came about in two huge leaps.

The International Day of Pink is a worldwide anti-bullying and anti-homophobia event held annually during the second week of April. Though similar to Pink Shirt Day (held in February) in that it also seeks to end all bullying, the Day of Pink is more specifically aimed towards anti-LGBTQ+ bullying.

The aim of Wear It Pink Day is to raise awareness of breast cancer – and raise funds for the charity in the process. The aim of Breast Cancer Now is to make sure that everyone diagnosed with the illness lives by 2050.

People associate the color with qualities that are often thought of as feminine, such as softness, kindness, nurturing, and compassion.

The International Day of Pink was started in Nova Scotia when 2 straight high school students saw a gay student wearing a pink shirt being bullied. The 2 students intervened, but wanted to do more to prevent homophobic & transphobic bullying.

In art, pink was sometimes used for Jesus due to its association with the womb and innocence. The Roman goddess Venus of intimacy and love was also painted in pink. Today, pink is also the color of awareness and activism for specific causes, including breast cancer, women's rights and the LGBTQ community.

Ellese was a high school senior and the captain of the Mt. Lebanon cheerleading squad. She wanted to turn the Football stadium pink to honor her Mom and raise money for the YWBCAF. She took her idea to the Mt Lebanon Athletic director and PINK OUT was born.