Ford Warriors in Pink Clothing Line for Father's Day Gifts!

Why not give your Dad a gift that also gives back this Father's Day

"Ford Motor Company has been active in the fight against breast cancer since 1993. In 2006 Ford intensified its efforts by introducing Warriors in Pink and the Ford Warriors in Pink line of wear and gear. 100% of the net proceeds from all wear and gear sales is dedicated to the cause with donations going to charities that offer a wide-range of support."

All of us in one way or another have been touched by cancer. It is a ugly monster that needs to be stop. So why not help a great cause by making a great purchase. The best part is by making your purchase on line you can see exactly how much is going directly to the cause.

I was given a chance to pick out something for my Husband for Father's Day. I chose the Time To Fight T-shirt. It was inspired by James Denton. It is a awesome grey v-neck made of a tri-blend fabric featuring the Warrior heads in a tattoo like appearance. Perfect way to rock the pink and show your support for a awesome cause. The shirt is unisex so don't worry ladies you can rock the look to.
 
You can select items such as button down shirts, ties or t-shirts from  Ford Cares. Were 100% of the net proceeds going towards one of four charities that consumers can chose from. The charities are Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation (DSLRF), The Pink Fund and the Young Survivor’s Coalition (YSC)

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