Looking for Pinktober Alternative buttons, shirts, charities

Beesie

Dani, although men don't have 'ta-tas', my quick thought is that one way to somewhat incorporate men into your t-shirt is to replace "women" with "lives". And maybe use TravelText's ribbon that has the line of blue and the black along with the pink.

illimae

Good news! According to this T-shirt, we can beat MBC. Unless, the humor is very dark and “I am free" means dead. What do you all think, am I not getting it?

SeeQ

I am speechless. Well, except for the unprintable part. :-/

Anonymous

huge eye roll

As a creator, I say creators should stick to what they know

ShetlandPony

Wow, those people wearing the shirts paint such an accurate picture of us mbc patients, who having beaten it, of course do not look old and tired with weird hair.

(Sorry, apparently I’m having a snarky day.)

Spookiesmom

Agree!! Snark away👍👍

crsharper

@Dani, I love the design!! And thank you for the welcome!

I found the National Breast Cancer Foundation and I really like their mission. They are helping provide care boxes for underserved women that can't afford treatment. They focus on Hope. Keep Hope Alive.

I would totally wear one of your shirts Dani. I think that is a great message!

ShetlandPony

Thanks, Spookiesmom!

AliceBastable

Well, until I saw those shirts, I had no idea that the prevalent age range for MBC was 12 - 20. Silly me, I guess the older (30s through 70s) people I've known with it were flukes.