Signify Pink was the highlight of a recent podcast on EmpowerRadio.com. Glenda Elliott, account executive talked about Fight Like a Girl and how to start a fundraising program with Signify Pink. It is worth the time to listen. Great information. To find the podcast, click on the EmpowerRadio link and find "Signify Pink" in the podcast list on the right. http://tinyurl.com/yfxvk8p

Tonight I was very fortunate to attend the Bomshel concert in Altoona, Iowa. They held a free concert to kick off the release of their new CD called Fight like a Girl. If you have not heard the song you are really missing out. And in case you are wondering...our Fight like a Girl shirts were created a year before the song. :)

I had two friends drive a couple hours to attend the show along with another co-worker of mine. We all wore our fight like a Girl shirts and loved seeing others wearing th… Continue

Several months ago I joined the Army of Women online community. They are looking for breast cancer survivors and family members to help with research. I am amazed at some of the studies they are conducting. My mom passed away of breast cancer 3 years ago. I receive email from Army of Women whenever they are starting a new study. I have copied the link to the latest call out. If you are just finishing treatment and feel like you have not received enough information about what to expect after trea… Continue

Fight Like a Girl fundraisers were born out of adversity. Kelly Flaucher, a Mammography Technologist at Covenant Medical Center in Waterloo, Iowa, first contacted Signify Promotions about starting a fundraiser for a friend and co-worker in the Mammography center, Mary Seitz.

Kelly and her co-workers rallied around their friend, and after creating a custom Fight Like a Girl t-shirt and organizing a chili supper, were able to raise more than $20,000. After hitting the $20,000 mark, Mary said, “Th… Continue

This shirt is only available September, October and November. Use our easy fundraising program and sell this shirt to raise money for your favorite breast cancer fundraiser or for a loved one who needs help paying medical bills. These shirts sell themselves! Call Glenda at 515-577-0780 to learn more.

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