#MAMMOGRAMS SAVE LIVES - JOIN US THIS OCTOBER 

LET'S GO PINK FOR NEVADA!

Join us as we raise our voices for breast cancer screening across this beautiful place we call Nevada! We want women to know why #MammogramsSaveLives and help them pledge to make a breast cancer screening appointment within the next 12 months.

We'll kick off this virtual celebration by simultaneously turning the iconic Reno Arch and Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas signs pink throughout the month of October. The amazing Nevada Health Centers Mammovan is offering free mammograms, we're posting photos of our 'pink partners' across the state, and we're teaching you how to help your friends go pink too.

Why are we going pink anyway? Nevada's health care providers have implemented unified breast cancer screening recommendations and strategies. In the world of healthcare this a bold and exciting move. This teamwork will improve our state's breast cancer screening rates and decrease late-stage breast cancer diagnoses. Definitely a reason to go big! 

PLEDGE FOR PINK

...to schedule a breast cancer screening in the next 12 months This pledge is more than a commitment toward your health. It’s a simple and powerful statement to those around you.
	A pledge to keep cancer out of your life A pledge to take control of your health A pledge to your family A pledge to myself
Gentlemen, you can pledge too! Pledge to share this information with your spouse, mom and all of your friends. Your voice is a force for good here in Nevada.

SHARE THE PINK ON SOCIAL

Click to visit our Facebook community to share your pledge with your friends and family.		How about letting your Instagram friends know about Paint Nevada Pink?		Tweet with the #MammogramsSaveLives hashtag.
We've also built some fun images to post on your own if you wish! Just click the image to download and post.

Clicking the links will load a simple sharing window that allows you to post on your social site in your own words.

So you took the pledge, what now?

Be an inspiration to your friends and let them know this is an important issue for you and your family. This 'share' is a tool to help your friends understand three important things about their health:

1) Why screening is important
2) Where to get screened
3) Do it every single year

And if you’re not sure why these three points are important, just click on over to the Nevada Cancer Coalition website to learn real life details about breast cancer screening in Nevada, for Nevadans.
> Learn More About Breast Cancer Screening

PINK YOUR BUSINESS

Have an impact on those who have helped to build your business by putting some pink on your company. Can you light the outside of your building pink? How about some Paint Nevada Pink stickers on our company vehicle or fleet? Heck, just talk about Paint Nevada Pink with our business colleagues at the next board meeting or association breakfast?

Inspirations to get your creative juices flowing!

> Casual Fridays are out... GO PINK on Friday instead
> Light up your building exterior & share it on your social media channels
> Recognize employees who are surviving & thriving with breast cancer
> Let employees take time off each calendar year for cancer screenings

Showing your true colors couldn’t be easier and we’d love to help you get started!

Employee Donation Match

Matching gift programs are different for each company but the results are always rewarding for everyone involved. Honor your employees by committing to matching their employee’s donations. Breast cancer reaches every nook and cranny of the workplace and by becoming a Paint Nevada Pink company, your staff will join the cause knowing they can double their impact and make a double difference.

DONATE TO SUPPORT NEVADANS

Breast Cancer Screening for All Nevadans is In Reach

Make a secure online donation using a credit or debit card. All transactions conducted on this website are encrypted using a secure server to protect your privacy. We encourage you to make a donation in memory of a loved one or to celebrate survivorship, a special occasion or simply to recognize their courage to fight breast cancer.