
START THEM OFF YOUNG- a mission for Awareness and Breast Cancer - Feb 08, 2010
Check out this website for all the young ladies who are always wondering…where do I look? what am I looking for?
I feel it is important to start awareness about breast cancer and yourself in general at a young age.

The mission of the Get In Touch Foundation is to encourage women of all ages to Get In Touch with their bodies, be informed, and communicate with each other in the crusade against breast cancer. A cornerstone of this mission is the Get In Touch Girls Program, developed specifically for girls in grades 5-12 to educate them on the importance of, and how to do a breast self exam.
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With the Wrangler brand at the helm, cowboys, cowgirls, rodeos, retailers and manufacturers are motivated to raise awareness and money for breast cancer research. There are many organizations involved in the fight against breast cancer. You can support your local breast cancer treatment organization or we recommend The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. BCRF is an independent, not-for-profit organization whose mission is to achieve prevention and a cure for breast cancer in our lifetime.
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Players with Butch Harmon |
Big Sky Pro Rodeo Roundup |
Florida Gateway Rodeo |
Florida Gateway Rodeo |
"Painted Ladies" are Tough Enough to Wear Pink |
"Painted Ladies" are Tough Enough to Wear Pink |

Top 5 list of Committees for 2008
1. $800,000 NMSU Aggies
2. $65,000 Fremont County Fair and Rodeo
3. $55,000 Gunnison Cattlemens Days Rodeo
4. $52,000 3rd Annual Sweetest Loop
5. $51,000 Black Hills Stock Show
6. $50,000 Missoula Stampede
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 Donate a $1 today through July 1 and you'll be automatically entered to win a Tough Enough To Wear Pink Simba® Guitar and other cool TETWP goodies! CLICK HERE to GIVE A BUCK NOW!
Tough Enough to Wear Pink⢠Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
Tough Enough To Wear Pink celebrates fifth anniversary
Background Release
Black Hills Stock Show & Rodeo
Dodge PRCA Championship Rodeo
Homestead Rodeo Association
Wrangler Nationals Final Rodeo
Tough Enough to Wear Pink gets a "shout out" in the October issue of Oprah Magazine in the "Love That!" segment. "Go a little bit country with this guitar by Simba from Tough Enough to Wear Pink, a foundation started by a cancer survivor and rodeo mom who once convinced her son and his rivals to compete wearing pink shirts... Twenty-five dollars from every guitar sold goes to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation." |