Health & Fitness
Seekonk Turns Pink In Support Of Breast Cancer Awareness
Seekonk is coming together to show its support for those battling breast cancer.
SEEKONK, MA — Seekonk is turning pink to show its support for those affected by breast cancer.
On Thursday, Oct. 22, the town will join communities across the country in recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month by encouraging residents and town employees to wear pink.
Town employees will wear pink to honor breast cancer survivors, those currently battling the disease and those who have lost their lives to it.
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Residents are also encouraged to participate by wearing a pink sweater, sporting a ribbon or simply adding a splash of pink to their outfits.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is an annual international health campaign held every October to raise awareness of the disease, promote early detection and support patients and survivors.
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Whether it's a pink shirt, ribbon or accessory, even the smallest gesture can help Seekonk spread awareness and show support for those affected by breast cancer.
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