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Pink Shirt Campaign Returns for “Breast Cancer Awareness Month”

Steph Larouche
By Steph Larouche

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and once again this year, the West Nipissing Volunteer Firefighters are holding their Pink T-Shirt Campaign to raise funds for the West Nipissing General Hospital Equipment Fund.  The $20 pink shirts are available from any West Nipissing Firefighter or by calling 753-1171.   They ask that the community join them in wearing a pink shirt every Friday in October to create a sea of pink in West Nipissing to bring awareness to Breast Cancer.

Click here to view photos from previous years.

Steph Larouche
Steph Larouchehttp://www.mywestnipissingnow.com/moose-fm/
Regional Cluster Program Director

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