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Nomination and over 100 of our retailers worked together with the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation to raise awareness about breast cancer issues. The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation is the most progressive grassroots organization fighting breast cancer today. Its mission is to eradicate breast cancer as a life threatening disease by advancing research, education, screening, and treatment.
20% of the sales of the pink ribbon links during the months of May and June were donated to the Komen Foundation.
In our InStyle May issue ad you saw one of our "composable bracelets" with the name Susan. We created that bracelet for our advertising campaign. You can create your own personalized bracelet, you can spell any name you want, add a pink ribbon, or add any other symbol you like.
This is how Nomination "composable bracelets" work... You buy a base bracelet, which is formed of a strip of 13 stainless steel links. The base with 13 links costs $6. Then to complete the bracelet you will add more links to it. You can personalize your bracelet any way you want! We have over 700 links you can choose from, including our newest link: the pink ribbon. The cost of each of the additional links varies between $17 and $150, a pink ribbon link costs $20. Women usually need a total of 18 links to form a bracelet, men 20. So you will need to buy between 5 and 7 additional links to compose your bracelet. You can see a drawing of how the links connect by clicking here.
Most of our pink ribbon links are sold out, however, if you would like to find out the name of the store near you that participated in the program, please visit the Store Locator. The checkbox at the top of the form gives you the option of restricting your search to only the stores that are participating in the Breast Cancer Awareness program.
We would like to thank all those who helped us make this event possible.
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