Doxy X Tickled Pink collection





In a world brimming with ribbons, there's one shade that stands out this is Pink. This vibrant shade takes front stage as communities worldwide come together to raise awareness about breast cancer. Breast Cancer Awareness is not just about wearing pink ribbons; it's about education, empowerment, and support for those affected by this disease.

Breast cancer is one of the most prevalent cancers globally, affecting millions of women and men each year.  It doesn't discriminate based on age, gender, or ethnicity.  However, early detection and increased awareness have significantly improved survival rates.  This is where initiatives like Tickled Pink play a crucial role. 


At the heart of Tickled Pink is the message of empowerment. It reminds individuals to take charge of their health, emphasizing the significance of self-examinations and regular mammograms. Early detection can save lives, making it imperative to encourage proactive measures within communities. 


Moreover, Tickled Pink serves as a beacon of hope for those battling breast cancer. It fosters a supportive environment where survivors share their stories, providing inspiration and solidarity to others facing similar journeys. This sense of community is invaluable, offering comfort and strength during challenging times. 


Let's embrace the spirit of Tickled Pink. Whether it's participating in events, donating to research, or simply spreading awareness, every action counts. Together, we can make a difference in the fight against breast cancer and ensure that the world is a brighter, healthier place for generations to come. 


Doxy, based in Cornwall, proudly collaborates with Tickled Pink in the fight against breast cancer. As a socially responsible company, Doxy recognizes the importance of supporting initiatives that promote health and well-being within communities. Through this collaboration, Doxy aims to amplify the reach of Tickled Pink's message, leveraging its platform to raise awareness, drive fundraising efforts, and encourage proactive measures for breast health. By joining forces with Tickled Pink, Doxy reaffirms its commitment to making a positive impact and contributing to the collective effort to combat breast cancer. 


Oh La La Shop Ltd is proud to stock Doxy's Tickled Pink product, furthering the cause of breast cancer awareness in their community. They recognizes the significance of supporting initiatives like Tickled Pink. They also contribute to spreading awareness and raising funds for breast cancer research and support programs. This partnership exemplifies the power of collaboration in making a meaningful impact on important social causes, empowering individuals to support the fight against breast cancer. 


We would also like to highlight that 10% of all Doxy Die Cast range (hot pink) sales only will be donated to Tickled Pink via Doxy. If you buy one of the qualifying products today you are actively helping combat Breast Cancer. 


So, let's paint the world pink and stand united against breast cancer. Together, we are stronger.





 

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