Pink Products Round-Up

A guilt-free splurge is the best and with 10% of revenues going to the Susan G. Komen foundation, these chocolate-covered strawberries are even better. Send a dozen ($55) to a friend (or yourself!)

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The Pink Traveler tool kit ($80) attracted a lot of attention when it arrived at our office—even hardware looks adorable when done up in bubblegum pink! Three dollars of every traveler purchased is donated to the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer.

These custom-made silver and rose quartz bracelets ($125) are the brainchild of innovative breast cancer doctor Beth DuPree and her niece, jewelry designer Jenni B. Designed to raise awareness, small rose quartz pieces near the clasp clock in at 8mm, the average size of a lump when detected early through routine mammogram. The beads increase in size, representing the sizes found through self-examinations.

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Hang onto the feel-good mood of summer by shopping Lacoste’s pink beach themed collection: 10% of October sales will go to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. It’s hard picking from the assortment of totes, belts and flip flops, but we decided to start with this cheerfully preppy towel to get started. Next on our list? The men’s washed polo with oversized croc logo. Who doesn’t love a man in pink?

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Don’t let the baby blue shade fool you—Reebok’s new running shoe ($95) is pure pink. Proceeds benefit the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer, and the shoe’s Kinetic Fit technology is invaluable if you’re participating in the walk.

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Lightly scented roses and lilies aren’t the only thing sweet about this arrangement. In its third partnership, Teleflora is donating 15% of each bouquet ($50) to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Keep the glossy orchid vase to maintain a little pink year-round.

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Three’s company for Ann Taylor LOFT, designer Lisa Salzer and The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Salzer’s limited edition pieces, termed Lisa for LOFT, include this multi-strand brass bracelet with a vibrant interwoven fuchsia silk ribbon ($24.50). Five dollars from each bracelet sold will go to The Brest Cancer Research Foundation.

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Toast to finding a cure with Riedel’s limited edition stemless wine glasses. The set of four ($70) is Riedel’s fourth product benefiting Living Beyond Breast Cancer, with 15% of each individual sale going to the nonprofit. Each glass is a different shade of pink, and we’re already giddy envisioning our rosé in rose!

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One of five designs, Carpet One’s Harvest Hope indoor/outdoor mat ($25) is available year-round and imparts an inspiring message whether you’re coming or going. Since the first designs were released in 2004, over $800,000 dollars have been raised for research in the U.S. and Canada.

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Out of all of KitchenAid’s Cook for the Cure line, this handy serving tray ($25) with a mission takes the cake. Register your plate after purchase and pass it on to a friend (with a delish dish of course!) and check in online to share your story and see the plate pass from person to person.

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Recording memories is easier with this lightweight pocket cam ($100). Simple to use and upload from, this digital camcorder has two hours of recording time. The only thing sweeter? 10% of proceeds will benefit The Pink Agenda, an organization focused on raising funds and awareness.

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Tongue in cheek to say the least, Save the Ta-tas donates to grassroots volunteer organization the Concern Foundation for Cancer Research. The brand’s slogan, “laughter heals”, is omnipresent through its designs, like our favorite over-40 tee: “My ta-tas have fallen and they can’t get up” ($26).

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Ralph Lauren’s Pink Pony emblem has become a go-to fashion icon for breast cancer research. The pink and black offerings for this fall are diverse, including a yoga mat, cashmere pullover and, our pick, a baseball cap ($40). Who knew bad hair days could actually help find a cure?

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Dutch cheese brand Beemster is turning pink! For every pound sold of its limited-edition Vlaskaas cheese ($11-$17), 50 cents will be donated to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. With a pledge to donate a $10,000 minimum, it’s a cheese with a cause.

Buy it at national food chains such as Safeway, Bristol Farms and A&P through the end of October

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Be un-apologetically feminine next time you’re on the golf course with these pink clubs ($200). Girls should stick together, on the freeway or off, and 1% of all Hope products sold benefit The Breast Cancer Research Foundation ($100,000 annually.)

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