Chicago Cubs Charities "Pink Out" The Budweiser Bleachers For Breast Cancer Awareness

Chicago Cubs fans are invited to participate in Chicago Cubs Charities “Pink Out”
presented by Advocate Health Care on Wednesday, May 8^th for the 1:20pm game against the St. Louis Cardinals. Each fan who buys a ticket to sit in the Budweiser Bleachers, will receive a Chicago Cubs Charities “Pink Out” hat to help promote and support breast cancer awareness. The wives of Cubs coaches and players will be handing them out at the entrance gates.

Fans throughout the ballpark are encouraged to wear pink that day. The Cubs Store, located across Wrigley Field at the corner of Clark and Addison Streets, will display a “Pink Out” section with pink Cubs merchandise for fans interested in
participating.

All fans in attendance on May 8^th are encouraged to participate in the
Chicago Cubs Charities 50/50 Raffle, as proceeds will benefit mammograms for
under/uninsured women through Advocate Healthcare.

The Cubs and Advocate Health Care will honor breast cancer survivors by including them in notable game ceremonies such as the First Pitch, National Anthem and 7^th Inning Stretch. The game will also feature Major League Baseball’s 2013 Honorary Bat Girl Contest winner who is selected for submitting a story about “Going to Bat Against Breast Cancer.” In addition, Advocate will bring more than 50 survivors to enjoy the game in the stands.

Fans will notice other pink touches throughout the ballpark as well, such as a
temporary pink ribbon on the outfield wall, pink hats worn by the grounds crew
and more. To purchase tickets or find more information about “Pink Out,” please
visit www.cubs.com/pink.

Chicago Cubs Charities harness the passion of Cubs fans to improve the lives of
children and families across the city and beyond. The goal is to provide
increased access to sports opportunities and target improvements in health,
fitness and education for those at risk. Chicago Cubs Charities supports the
most effective non-profits and programs across the Chicagoland area. In the
last 11 years, Chicago Cubs Charities and Cubs Care, a McCormick Foundation
fund, have granted more than $17 million to deserving organizations. Chicago
Cubs Charities is honored to support the people and organizations which make
our city a great place to work, live and play ball. www.cubs.com/community