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A group of smiling young women stand behind a table decorated with pink items and balloons, with a sign reading “Go Dolphins” and a price list, hosting a bake sale to support breast cancer awareness by going pink for the cure.

Whitney Young Breast Cancer Awareness Club: Where School Spirit Meets Philanthropy

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The Breast Cancer Awareness Club at Whitney Young High School in Chicago brings together students dedicated to learning about breast cancer and fundraising to support the fight against breast cancer. During the 2024-2025 school year, the club raised more than $1,550 through Go Pink for the Cure, Susan G. Komen’s school and sports fundraising program that empowers students and teams to make an impact against breast cancer in their communities.

A person with a pink wig and sleeveless shirt intensely rides a stationary bike in a wooden-paneled gym, sweating and focused, as part of a breast cancer fitness fundraiser.

30 Minutes to HIIT a Cure: Putting a Fresh Spin on Breast Cancer Awareness

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HOTWORX studios nationwide are turning sweat into support with 30 Minutes to HIIT a Cure, a breast cancer fitness fundraiser in partnership with Go Pink for the Cure. What started as one couple’s idea has grown into a nationwide HIIT challenge where everyone can come together to fight breast cancer one rep at a time.