Everyone here at Keep A Breast wants to wish you a Happy Holiday and thank you for all your support this year.
We made a holiday music video letting everyone know thats there’s a few things you can do for yourself this holiday season. Yes it true, toys and money they are nice. But the best gift of all is the gift of life.
We think it’s a great way to share with your friends and family the importance of being healthy and happy. We would appreciate your help in passing this video along! Plus once you watch it you will want to.
Watch out for more awesomeness from Keep A Breast in 2010!!
xoxo
Keep A Breast
Shaney jo, Erica, Kimmy, Miss Nixon, Crystal, Jess & Mike
Ladies, the average woman will eat 7 pounds of lipstick in their life. Make sure the brand you use doesn’t contain lead. Cancerous breast biopsies show higher accumulations of iron, nickel, chromium, zinc, cadmium, mercury and lead than non-cancerous biopsies, and several metals act like estrogen in the presence of some breast cancer cells. One metal that’s great for your body.. Iron! Found in leafy greens it’s necessary for blood oxygenation. For more info check out our HEALTH page.
December 3 Young Survival Coalition, Keep A Breast Foundation, and Scripps Breast Care Center participated in the Kappa Kappa Gamma Breastival at the University of San Diego. The goal of the Breastival was to increase awareness of the incidence of breast cancer in young women ages 20-39 and to promote breast health awareness through activities that would capture the attention of college age women. The students participated in a number of games including “Pin the Nipple on the Breast,” “Guess the Celebrity Bra Size,” etc. Breast Models were used to teach students how to do a self breast exam.
Prior to the “American’s Breast Dance Crew” dance contest, Amanda Nixon and Lauren Parks spoke to a group of 200 college students in regards to their experience with breast cancer. Their personal stories were touching and left an impressionable message: young women do get breast cancer. Students were encouraged to be aware of their bodies and have changes check out by their physician.
Shanti Wintergate and Greg Attonito from Bouncing Souls stopped by the office to say hi today! Shanti is playing at Che Cafe so if you are in the San Diego region stop by and see her. If not go out and buy their childrens bookI Went For A Walk. Perfect Christmas present!
If you have looked at our Health page recently you can read all about all the dangerous chemicals in your everyday household cleaning products that linked to cancer, early puberty, birth defects and asthma. The ingredients are hardly ever labeled on the product because no law requires it, so they’re hard to avoid.
The Household Product Labeling Act (S. 1697), introduced in September 2009 by Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., aims to give consumers the right to know what’s in these products, and it needs your support.
Music For Awareness (MFA) event this Friday Dec 11th in Washington DC. Check out www.nightlifeagency.com for more info.
Go out and show your support!
Throw your own Music For Awareness benefit show! We encourage you to concider throwing a benefit show to increase awareness and raise more funds. We will provide you with the necessary armor, Keep A Breast T-shirts for you/the band to wear on stage, KAB banners to decorate around the club, stickers, breast self-exam shower cards to pass out, our logo to fit neatly in your flyer, and a big shout out to your band and your KAB event on our website and Myspace page!Learn more at keep-a-breast.org/mfa
The Vans Warped Tour is helping the Keep A Breast Foundation win $20,000 through SocialVibe this month with Givapalooza. Givapalooza is a month-long competition for 10 charities on SocialVibe.com to compete and reach their goal before another one does. If the goal is reached by December 31st, SocialVibe will double the donation amount. On top of that, SocialVibe will be donating to the teams who reach their goals first. This is where you come in.
Our goal is reached by completed activities on Keep A Breast’s socialvibe page. The more activities you complete, the more points you get, the quicker we make it to our goal! Go to socialvibe.com/kab to start completing activities and help us win $20K for Keep A Breast!
Boobalicious is an annual breast cancer awareness and prevention fundraiser event benefiting the Keep A Breast Foundation and The Weekend to End Breast Cancer. Check out all the fun had in Vancouver!