Nobody Fights Alone Breast Cancer Awareness Fundraiser Tshirt PC61 Port & Co™ Essential Tee PUBLIC
Regular price
$20.00
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Description
These Shirts are part of a Fundraiser to help Raise Funds for Breast Cancer Survivors! With every purchase you will be donating to a Family in Need!
Product Description
A year-round essential, our best-selling t-shirt has been voted "most popular" by groups, teams, clubs and schools across America.
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6.1-ounce, 100% soft spun cotton
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98/2 cotton/poly (Ash)
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90/10 cotton/poly (Athletic Heather)
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50/50 cotton/poly (Dark Heather Grey, S. Green, S. Orange)
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Removable tag for comfort and relabeling
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1x1 rib knit collar
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Shoulder to shoulder back neck tape
Why It Matters
Words of encouragement can make a meaningful impact. Wearing a supportive message can offer strength, spark connection, and serve as a quiet reminder that you’re not alone in this journey.
These Shirts are part of a Fundraiser to help Raise Funds for Breast Cancer Survivors! With every purchase you will be donating to a Family in Need!
Product Description
A year-round essential, our best-selling t-shirt has been voted "most popular" by groups, teams, clubs and schools across America.
-
6.1-ounce, 100% soft spun cotton
-
98/2 cotton/poly (Ash)
-
90/10 cotton/poly (Athletic Heather)
-
50/50 cotton/poly (Dark Heather Grey, S. Green, S. Orange)
-
Removable tag for comfort and relabeling
-
1x1 rib knit collar
-
Shoulder to shoulder back neck tape
Blog posts
Asking for Help During Cancer: Why It's So Hard and What Can Help
Asking for help during cancer is harder than it sounds. Why we go quiet, and how a support registry can make accepting help feel easier.
Cancer Treatment Essentials: Comfort Items Worth Having
Treatment days come with enough to think about. A real, honest list of comfort items worth having nearby, at home or during appointments.
Manage Lymphedema: Simple Supports That Feel Helpful
Managing lymphedema swelling after cancer: causes, daily comfort tips, and gentle movement guidance for survivors navigating life after treatment.
