After further inspection, I found that Under Armor created a line to help raise money for several organizations fighting breast cancer. I loved the shirt and loved the fact that by buying it I would be helping to fight breast cancer. The Under Armour collection is known as Power In Pink and offers an array of different clothing items, shoes and hats. You can learn more and shop the collection by clicking here. According to the shirt's tag, Under Armour has pledged to donate at least $500,000 to the different organizations.
Pay it forward! For every 'like' on Facebook, I will donate 10 cents to the Children's Miracle Network! https://www.facebook.com/365daysofrak
Showing posts with label shirt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shirt. Show all posts
Sunday, August 11, 2013
Day 223: She's A Fighter
This weekend a few Dust Devils friends and I traveled to Hillsboro to watch our team play. Unfortunately, we had to withstand a down pour and a loss last night, but today things seemed to be looking up. Before heading to the afternoon game today, Austin and I ran to Dick's Sporting Goods. This was my first trip to the massive sports store and it did nothing less than highly impress. While browsing about the many racks of clothes, I found a shirt that I really liked. It is the shirt seen below, a pink v-neck Under Armour that read, "She's a fighter" on the back.
Labels:
breast cancer,
donate,
pink,
power,
shirt,
shop,
under armor
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Day 199: Project FEED
Target has recently started something very unique and very cool. The FEED Foundation is a new foundation which support "programs and organizations that are effectively working to fight hunger and eliminate malnutrition throughout the world." Target has designed several handbags, pieces of jewelry and pieces of clothing in which a percentage of the proceeds will be used to feed the malnourished. You can view the products online and in Target stores!
I bought the shirt above and because of this purchase, 16 children and families will be provided with meals. The tag on each product explains the percentage of the purchase being donated and exactly how many children and families will be helped in the process. So, next time you are in Target, take a look at their FEED products. Some are really cool and the purchase of one will help a good cause!
God bless,
Kailee
Labels:
365,
actofkindness,
daywithkay,
feed,
hunger,
shirt,
shop,
target
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

