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CUBS CHARITIES WILL PINK OUT THE BUDWESIER BLEACHERS WITH “SAVE 2ND BASE” T-SHIRTS FOR BREAST CANCER AWARENESS

Cubs Charities is once again teaming up with Advocate Health Care to PINK OUT the outfield on Tuesday, May 6th for the 7:05 p.m. game at Wrigley Field against the White Sox.  Each fan sitting in the Budweiser Bleachers will receive a pink “Save 2nd Base” tee shirt to promote breast cancer awareness and celebrate the moms and women who have survived.  Team wives will be passing out shirts at the bleacher gate entrance. 

 

Fans throughout the ballpark are encouraged to participate by wearing something pink for the game.  The Cubs Store, located at the corner of Clark and Addison Streets, will display a special PINK OUT section with Cubs merchandise.  Proceeds from the evening’s 50/50 Raffle will benefit mammograms for under/uninsured women through Advocate Charitable Foundation.

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In honor of breast cancer awareness, survivors will be honored and featured throughout game day activities. To purchase tickets or find more information about PINK OUT please visit www.cubs.com/pink.

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Cubs Charities harnesses 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. Cubs Charities supports the most effective non-profits and programs across the Chicagoland area. In the last 12 years, Cubs Charities and Cubs Care, a McCormick Foundation fund, have granted more than $18 million to deserving organizations. 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

 

Advocate Health Care understands that breast health isn’t just an exam or a diagnosis—it’s a JOURNEY.  From training bras to weddings, breast health is more than an exam or diagnosis. It’s the essence of womanhood.  Advocate Health Care is dedicated to being there for women every step of the way—providing the safest and best care. That's why Advocate helps more cancer patients in Illinois become survivors.  www.StoriesOfTheGirls.com

 

For more information on the “Save 2nd Base” story, please visit www.save2ndbase.com.

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