Official Twitter account of the #PinkPatchProject, a collaborative effort by public safety to combat breast cancer. Our website lists participating agencies.
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Yesterday members of the Pink Patch Project team met at #Tower60 to present City of Hope with a $255,000 check.
Thank you to everyone who donated. YOU are helping in the fight against breast cancer.
#PinkPatchProject
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
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Our LACP K-9 partners are joining in on spreading Breast Cancer awareness this month. Check them out rocking their Pink Patches. #LACProbation #PinkPatch
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For the 6th year, @AU_PublicSafety is proud to support @aubreastcancer with its Pink Patch initiative! Every patch raises funds & awareness for our program.
Get yours: buff.ly/oOYwpHt
#PinkPatch #BreastCancerAwareness
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Every Friday in October, our DFCU team wears @DowneyPolice's official Pink Patch shirt! Proud to support breast cancer awareness alongside Downey PD. 💗 Join us: Make a donation at one of our Branches or shop @PinkPatchPrjct merch at Downey PD, including the shirts we're wearing!
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Love pancakes and supporting a great cause? Join us tomorrow at Cowboy’s Corner Cafe from 6 AM to 2 PM.
For more details, click the link: bit.ly/3TNKBro
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The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department stands with those currently fighting breast cancer, honors the survivors, and remembers those we have lost.
This month, we encourage our community to raise awareness, support those impacted, and prioritize early detection. Together, we stand in hope, strength, and support.
ALT A male San Bernardino County sheriff, deputy wearing a patrol uniform, holding a breast cancer awareness patch
ALT A female San Bernardino County sheriff deputy in a tactical officer uniform holding a breast cancer awareness patch
ALT A San Bernardino County sheriff department drone flying in the sky with a breast cancer awareness patch
ALT A San Bernardino County sheriff, canine yellow lab with a person holding a breast cancer awareness patch
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PVEPD is going pink this October!
Support the #PinkPatchProject and the fight against breast cancer. Pink PVEPD patches are available for $10, with proceeds benefiting the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
📍 PVEPD Lobby
📧 [email protected]
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Throughout Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Culver City Police Department is proud to once again support the Pink Patch Project, joining law enforcement agencies across the country in raising awareness, honoring survivors, and supporting the fight against breast cancer.
Throughout October, CCPD officers will proudly wear pink patches and pins as a visible symbol of strength, hope, awareness, and the importance of early detection.
Limited-edition CCPD Pink Patch merchandise is available through City of Hope - cityofhope.org/giving/pink-p…
Proceeds benefit @cityofhope and help support breast cancer research, treatment, and continued efforts toward finding a cure.
To learn more about breast cancer prevention, risk factors, treatment, and research, visit cityofhope.org.
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For the 6th year, @AU_PublicSafety is proud to support @aubreastcancer with its Pink Patch initiative!
Every patch raises funds & awareness for our program.
Get yours: buff.ly/oOYwpHt
#PinkPatch #BreastCancerAwareness
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Meet Pat Patriot Tuesday (10/6) from 5-7pm at our police station parking lot during our “Burgers Against Breast Cancer” awareness & fundraiser. Grab food from Wahlburgers Food Truck with a portion of food sales being donated to @DanaFarber. Event runs from 4-8pm.
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The SFPD is proud to recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month!
We're joining law enforcement agencies across the nation in the Pink Patch Project to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research, treatment, and detection.
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This year, an estimated 382,640 women and 2,670 men in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, LAAPOA encourages our members and supporters to take meaningful action. Educate yourselves about this devastating disease, prioritize your health by staying up to date on recommended screenings and remind your loved ones to do the same. Along with raising awareness, this month is a time to honor those we have lost, celebrate the survivors and support those battling breast cancer. We stand with you. Together, we can offer hope and help advance research toward a cure.
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
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Go Pink with the Raynham Police Department www.raynhampd.com/go-pink-with-the-raynham-police-department/
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October means swapping uniforms. For 11 years we have the option to wear our pink patch project patches to help raise awareness of breast cancer. We also sell our pink patches ($10) with all proceeds going to the Susan Smith Center for Women’s Cancers at @danafarber.
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Pink Police Cruiser & Motorcycle
Please see the pictured news release, or click here: tinyurl.com/5dm6w4jt
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The Pink Patch Project is back! Throughout the month of October, we’re offering our 2026 Pink Patch with a donation of $ 10 or more to the Joe Andruzzi Foundation to support cancer patients and their families. Donate on our team page for a patch today!
support.joeandruzzifoundatio…
#breastcancerawareness #pinkpatchproject #fundraiser #fundraising #tuftsuniversity
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and you may notice some different patches on some of our officers throughout the month.
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Pasadena Police Launch Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign With Pink Patch Project The Pasadena Police Department will launch its annual Pink Patch Project at 10:00 am Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at Rusnak Auto Group’s INEOS dealership, 337 W. Colorado Blvd. in Old Pasadena. Pasadena Police Launch Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign With Pink Patch Project ‹ ColoradoBoulevard.net
ALT Three men posing in front of a step and repeat that reads Pasadena Police Department. The first is in professional attire and the one in the middle and the one on the right are in uniform. The middle officer is showing the camera a pink police badge.
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The Fremont Police Department proudly supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October.
As part of our continued participation in the Pink Patch Project, we’re joining the nationwide effort to raise awareness about the critical importance of early detection and treatment in the fight against breast cancer.
Throughout the month, you’ll see pink ribbons displayed on some of our patrol vehicles, and many of our officers will be wearing the pink Fremont Police patch as a visible show of support.
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🎀💗 Honoring Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and this month, our officers are trading in their traditional patches for pink patches as a visible show of support.
The pink patch serves as a symbol of support, hope, and remembrance for those affected by breast cancer, while honoring survivors and remembering those we have lost.
This October, we proudly wear pink—not just on our uniforms, but in support of everyone whose lives have been touched by breast cancer. 💗🎀
Together, we stand with our community.
#BeMilpitasPD #MilpitasPD #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
