This giveaway is now closed thank you to everyone who entered and shared their stories. Congratulations to JC, comment #3 who said, "like Pink Together on Facebook"
Breast cancer is one disease that has really touched my life. My mom was diagnosised as we were in the mist of planning my wedding and is a breast cancer survivor of over ten years. My Grandma and Great Aunts also had breast cancer and some of you may recall the a few months ago I lost a sorority sister to it. It is a terrible disease, but now we can all find hope and be inspired by taking part of fifth annual Pink Together campaign.
At PinkTogether.com you can connect online with other people who have been touched by breast cancer. You can share your own story, be inspired by other member's personal journeys, and read messages of hope. It's strength in numbers and also a way for you to help raise real money toward the cause.
For each Message of Hope that is sent to someone who has shared their story on PinkTogether.com, General Mills will donate $1 to the Komen organization (up to $25,000) during October. That's in addition to a $2 million donation General Mills is making to the Komen organization! General Mills will also be turning the packaging of participating products pink in recognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month this month. So be on the look out for pink all over your grocery store shelves!
The most exciting part is that for the first time at PinkTogether.com you can help choose how $1 million of this donation will be shared between two important Komen programs: the Treatment and Assistance Program, which assists women in securing care they otherwise may not be able to afford, and Prevention Research, which helps unlock the keys to preventing breast cancer. Visit PinkTogether.com from September 19, 2011 through April 14, 2012 to make your choice. Results will be announced on Mother´s Day 2012 - Sunday, May 13.
Giveaway:The most exciting part is that for the first time at PinkTogether.com you can help choose how $1 million of this donation will be shared between two important Komen programs: the Treatment and Assistance Program, which assists women in securing care they otherwise may not be able to afford, and Prevention Research, which helps unlock the keys to preventing breast cancer. Visit PinkTogether.com from September 19, 2011 through April 14, 2012 to make your choice. Results will be announced on Mother´s Day 2012 - Sunday, May 13.
- A 16 oz. box of Total cereal
- VIP coupons valid for one box of Cheerios and Multigrain Cheerios cereal and one cup of Yoplait yogurt
- Betty Crocker Living with Cancer Cookbook Pink Together Edition, which includes a collection of more than 150 delicious recipes with complete nutrition information and a 32-page Pink Together Survivor Ambassador bonus section that shares inspirational personal stories of survival as well as recipes
- Water bottle and removable silicone awareness bracelet
- Drawstring sport backpack
- Rhinestone ear buds
I'd like to encourage you to truely be "Pink Together"!
- Visit Pink Together on Facebook, if you choose to "Like" them, tell me in a comment on this post.
- Even if you choose not to "Like" their Facebook page, you can still be part of the Pink Together Facebook community! Feel free to share stories, post a comment, and help choose a path for half of the General Mills donation! If you choose to participate in the community, give yourself an extra entry for each thing you do, up to three extra entries.
- If you do both option 1 AND 2, give yourself another entry.
- Publicly follow my blog using Google Friends Connect.
- Subscribe to my blog via email.
- Follow me on Twitter, tweet this giveaway using @KTnestingspot.
- Like my blog's fan page on Facebook.
- Leave me a meaningful comment on a non giveaway post.
I will definitely be going to pinktogether.com to share my story!!
ReplyDeleteI shared the highlights of my mom's cancer story on my blog today, and announced that I would be donating a dollar from every pink purchase on my Etsy shop to Susan G. Komen.
Breast cancer runs in my family. My mom was diagnosed in October 2009 and I've been with her through three lumpectomies, a mastectomy, chemo, and over a year and a half of HER2 treatments. She's healthy now and I want to see breast cancer researchers to get the funds they need to find a cure. :-)
MIL is going through the treatment. I'm inspired by her courage and spirit.
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ReplyDeletei dont know anyone who has breast cancer-but a friend of mine just passed away with liver cancer-she left behind a 7 month old baby and her family
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I found a very large lump last year. I still don't feel like I really got an adequate answer as to what it was.
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I am actually a breast cancer warrior. A year ago I was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. It had already spread to my spine.
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I like Pink Together on Facebook,- Michelle Frame
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My mom has been free of cancer for 8 years now since her diagnosis and treatment!
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ReplyDeleteWe had something similar running here last month. It is a horrible disease, I lost a grandma to it and you can imagine my horror when I found a lump in my own breast 11 years ago. I can still remember the day clearly, I felt like I'd just been given a death sentence (I was also being investigated for ovarian cancer at the time so it was a double blow).
ReplyDeleteClearly, things turned out ok, at least physically! Though I still feel traumatised by the whole experience!
A former co-worker of mine had breast cancer. She shared her trials and triumphs with us.
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I'm a facebook fan of Pink Together under username Jennie Tilson.
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I'm a facebook fan of Katie's Nesting Spot under username Jennie Tilson.
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My Mom had breast cancer almost 20 years ago. But it was caught early so she never needed chemo or radiation.
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one of my friend passed away from breast cancer. I miss her
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