Cancer Support Community - Lee National Denim Day

Lee National Denim Day

The Cancer Support Community (CSC), along with its affiliate network including Gilda's Club and The Wellness Community, is proud to participate as a 2010 community partner of Lee National Denim Day!

Denim Day is a fundraising event taking place on October 8, 2010. Now in its 15th year, it’s a day when thousands of companies and organizations across the country offer their staff or members a chance to wear blue jeans in exchange for a $5 donation to the fight against breast cancer. In addition to CSC, donations also benefit the Women's Cancer Programs of the Entertainment Industry Foundation.

CSC and its local affiliates have the opportunity to receive significant funding for our national outreach and in local communities across the country as a result of contributions made during this year’s Denim Day. If your company, neighborhood, school or any other group or organization is interested in participating in this event, please visit http://www.denimday.com/participate.aspx to register your group online. It’s a fun, easy way to raise money for CSC's local programming in your area and contribute to breast cancer research and support nationwide!

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