Redmond PD joins Pink Patch Project for breast cancer awareness

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  Redmond PD joins Pink Patch Project for breast cancer awareness“For the seventh consecutive year, the Redmond Police Department is proud to participate in the Pink Patch Project, a nationwide initiative that brings public safety agencies together to raise awareness about breast cancer and support cancer research and treatment.”
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  Redmond Police Department participates in nationwide initiative with pink patches in October to support breast cancer research and treatment.“For the seventh consecutive year, the Redmond Police Department is proud to participate in the Pink Patch Project, a nationwide initiative that brings public safety agencies together to raise awareness about breast cancer and support cancer research and treatment.Throughout October, which is recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Redmond police officers and professional staff have the option to wear pink versions of the department’s shoulder patch as a visible show of support for the millions of people affected by breast cancer.”
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  Redmond Police Department is participating in the Pink Patch Project for the seventh consecutive year, wearing pink shoulder patches during October to show support for breast cancer awareness.“For the seventh consecutive year, the Redmond Police Department is proud to participate in the Pink Patch Project, a nationwide initiative that brings public safety agencies together to raise awareness about breast cancer and support cancer research and treatment.Throughout October, which is recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Redmond police officers and professional staff have the option to wear pink versions of the department’s shoulder patch as a visible show of support for the millions of people affected by breast cancer.”
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  Community members can purchase commemorative items including shoulder patches, hat patches, lapel pins, and challenge coins for $10 each throughout October, with all proceeds benefiting the Fred Hutch Cancer Care Alliance.“Community members can also show their support by purchasing commemorative Pink Patch Project items, including:Shoulder patchesHat patchesLapel pinsChallenge coinsEach item is $10 throughout October. All proceeds benefit the Fred Hutch Cancer Care Alliance, supporting breast cancer research and treatment.”

For the seventh consecutive year, the Redmond Police Department is proud to participate in the Pink Patch Project, a nationwide initiative that brings public safety agencies together to raise awareness about breast cancer and support cancer research and treatment.Throughout October, which is recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Redmond police officers and professional staff have the option to wear pink versions of the department’s shoulder patch as a visible show of support for the millions of people affected by breast cancer.“Breast cancer touches so many families and communities, including our own,” said Police Chief Darrell Lowe. “We’re proud to wear the pink patch as a symbol of support for those facing breast cancer and to help raise funds for research and treatment. We hope this small gesture reminds people that they are not alone.”Community members can also show their support by purchasing commemorative Pink Patch Project items, including:Shoulder patchesHat patchesLapel pinsChallenge coinsEach item is $10 throughout October. All proceeds benefit the Fred Hutch Cancer Care Alliance, supporting breast cancer research and treatment.To purchase Pink Patch Project items, please send a check payable to the Redmond Police Foundation to:Redmond Police Department Attn: Pink Patch Project P.O. Box 98010 Redmond, WA 98073Please specify the items you would like to purchase and include a valid mailing address.To learn more about the Pink Patch Project and its impact, visit pinkpatchproject.com.Media Contact:Jill Green, Public Information Officer[email protected] Loading
Source: https://www.redmond.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=3096