FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
MADISON, WI (8/19/16) - Wisconsinmade.com, an online food and gift store, is donating a percent of their online website sales from October 11, 2016 to October 31, 2016 to support the fight against breast cancer. The donation will be shared between two organizations: the Wisconsin Breast Cancer Coalition and Breast Cancer Recovery. "This is Wisconsinmade.com 's 16th year of donating a portion of sales during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. I'm proud to offer shoppers an easy way to support breast cancer research, advocacy, and recovery," said Linda Remeschatis, Wisconsinmade.com owner and breast cancer survivor.
About Wisconsinmade.com:
The web-store showcases over 2,000 products made with pride and passion by more than 200 Wisconsin artisans. Wisconsinmade.com receives national attention for the regional-specialty foods it delivers, such as the championship Wisconsin cheeses, gourmet meats, cranberries, maple syrup, and more. Also featured are books written by Wisconsin authors, crafts created by Wisconsin artisans, Wisconsin-sports memorabilia, and Wisconsin themed gift baskets. During October, the online gift store features a special selection of pink ribbon Breast Cancer Awareness gifts including cookies, Kringles, jewelry and more. Visit Wisconsinmade.com for an easy and convenient shopping experience.
About the Wisconsin Breast Cancer Coalition:
Since1994, the Wisconsin Breast Cancer Coalition has been standing up and speaking out about breast cancer through public education, legislation and collaboration with other organizations. No other state breast cancer organization focuses on policy change that impacts the breast cancer community, from prevention and risk reduction, through access to screening and treatment and appropriate funding for breast cancer research that will lead us towards not just more women being diagnosed and treated, but towards an end to the disease. Visit www.standupandspeakout.org to learn more about priorities and achievements.
About Breast Cancer Recovery:
Founded in 1997, Breast Cancer Recovery provides environments for women to heal emotionally from breast cancer. Through its flagship program, Infinite BoundariesÒ, Breast Cancer Recovery offers four-day wellness retreats for women diagnosed with breast cancer. Breast Cancer Recovery also sponsors awareness and educational programs, including the annual Sharing the Knowledge conference. The conference, to be held this year on November 5, is designed for breast cancer survivors, caregivers, and oncology professionals.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Wisconsinmade.com
Linda Remeschatis
(877) 947-6233