Pink products in support of breast cancer research

Melissa GreerUpdated: Sep. 25, 2013

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and companies are helping the cause. Find out how your purchase could benefit breast cancer research

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Bow necklace

Ann Taylor stores will donate 70 percent of the purchase price of each necklace purchased in October to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Brilliant Bow Necklace ($80).

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Workout clothing

Hooded Cover Up ($50) and Ribbon Trimmed Capris ($65), both from Running Room. To date, the retailer has raised more than $1 million for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.

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Hand cream

Limited Edition BCA Hand Relief cream ($26, 150 mL). Aveda will donate $4 from each purchase in October to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

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KitchenAid Stand Mixer

Each time one of these mixers in this shade is sold, KitchenAid Canada will donate $75 to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. Stand Mixer in pretty Raspberry Ice ($549).

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Lip balm

Drink Up Hydrating lip balm in Pink Guava ($20, 15 mL). Origins will donate $3.50 from the purchase price of each lip balm to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

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Leather handbag

Tommy Hilfiger leather handbag ($299). All proceeds will be donated to Breast Health International.

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Nail polish

Pink of Hearts ($20; two polishes plus set of decals). In 2013, O.P.I will donate $25,000 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, and $5,000 to Rethink Breast Cancer.

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Pajamas

Roses of Hope PJ set ($40) and Stuffed Animal ($15). La Vie en Rose will donate $15 from each PJ set sold, and $5 from each stuffed animal sold, to the Roses of Hope Foundation.

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Makeup collection

Evelyn Lauder and Elizabeth Hurley Dream Lip Collection ($35). For each set sold, Estée Lauder will donate 20 percent of the retail price to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

Originally Published: September 25, 2013