Easy Spirit Supports Breast Cancer Research
Happy Thursday, friends! Come meet my daughter as we tell you how Easy Spirit Supports Breast Cancer Research.
This is my lovely daughter, Jess, and she was willing to help me today share how Easy Spirit Supports Breast Cancer Research.
We both are close to this issue, and I have showed you in past Octobers how Easy Spirit Supports this important cause.
I am so blessed to be able to see her more often now that we live in the same city once again.
It has already been fun.
So, please join us today for more information on how Easy Spirit Supports Breast Cancer Research.
EASY SPIRIT SUPPORTS BREAST CANCER RESEARCH: IMPORTANT WORK
Easy Spirit supports women, and that means they support the important research happening in the area of breast cancer.
Jessica’s cousin, my niece, has been battling breast cancer for a long time, and recently it reared it’s ugly head once again…which broke our hearts.
I pray that new research will halt the return once a woman has done everything she believes necessary to stop the spread.
We love her so.
This is why I love it that a brand I support is showing it’s support for a member of my family.
Easy Spirit is proud to partner with Shoes For A Cure, the largest fundraising event in the footwear industry, which has raised over $60 million for groundbreaking breast cancer research.
A portion of the proceeds from Easy Spirit’s 2024 #MoveForPink Sneaker, along with funds from the Shoes For A Cure Charity Shoe Sale, will directly support the research of Dr. Lisa Newman, an internationally renowned surgical oncologist making remarkable strides toward a cure. Easy Spirit’s long-standing partnership with Dr. Newman underscores their commitment to help fund pioneer breast cancer research.
Jess and I both are thankful for Easy Spirit’s support of this important research.
Now, here is how you contribute…..
EASY SPIRIT SUPPORTS BREAST CANCER RESEARCH: AND WOMEN’S ACTIVE LIFESTYLES
My daughter is a very busy wife, mother of three active boys, and employee of her husband’s thriving company.
She needs happy feet, and knows that Easy Spirit supports her active lifestyle with excellent footwear that is comfortable and keeps her going.
And her words were…These feel great and I love how they look with the pink.
She liked them so much, I said that they now belonged to her.
The Maxine Walking Sneaker purchase will contribute to how Easy Spirit Supports Breast Cancer Research, and how Easy Spirit Supports Women’s Active Lifestyles.
Here are the details of how Easy Spirit supports an active lifestyle with the Maxine Sneaker:
“Meet our Limited Edition “Move For Pink” Maxine EMOVE Walking Shoe, an orthotic-friendly walking shoe that’s heavy on the benefits but light on you. For the month of October, a portion of the proceeds from each Maxine EMOVE Sneaker supports Shoes For A Cure; a charitable organization directly funding breast cancer research.
Engineered with EMOVE technology, Maxine packs superior cushioning, maximum support, and shock absorption into a breathable, lightweight design that propels you forward with every step. Available in extended widths & sizes.”
I know Jess will be seen around town with increased activity in her comfy Maxine sneakers and happy to provide a way to share the importance of supporting breast cancer research.
If you would like to share your own stories here, please do.
This blog community is special in how they show support for one another.
Thanks for being here…..I will be back in just a few days with another special announcement from Easy Spirit.
STAY STRONG & KEEP SMILING!
By Pamela Lutrell
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Thank you for today’s post highlighting women who face breast cancer. We all know someone dear who has fought this battle. Prayers to so many today / cancer and weather related.
Thank you, Paulette…we are praying over both.
Thanks for highlighting this cause today, and including Jess. I am sorry about your niece and will add her to my prayers. Breast cancer took a neighbor of ours about five years ago, still in her fifties, …such a loss. On the bright side though, we also have two other neighbors, both of whom are here today, years after their battles with the illness, in their late sixties and mid-seventies. Self exam and mammograms are super important! 🎀
Yes they are, Connie…thank you for mentioning that and for mentioning the success stories…I know many success stories and pray that my sweet niece will be one of them.
I’m having the same problem with the links as I had on Jennifer Connolly’s post yesterday. When I click on them, I see the breast cancer shoe momentarily and then it switches to the Easy Spirit home page and I can’t find that shoe anywhere. Hopefully no one else is having this problem as this is such a good cause!
I checked the links and they are working for me, but if you put the name of the shoe in the search engine on Easy Spirit, then you get this shoe. You might try that Elaine.
Elaine, I had this same problem and I powered off my iPad and waited ten minutes, turned it back on and all the links worked. It is worth a try on phones and tablets. They just need to reset themselves by this method.
My husband lost his mother to breast cancer when he was 17. It is an ugly disease and I am grateful to Easy Spirit for doing this fund raiser. Plus they make really comfortable great shoes!
Thanks for the help, Sydney!
Hi Pam,
You have an adorable daughter, I sure see the resemblance, I can tell she is your daughter. Jess has a beautiful smile, looks like she is full of life.
Breast Cancer is such an insidious disease. Cancer period is very scary.
I’m so sorry to hear about your niece, how heartbreaking that it came back. I know this does happen unfortunately. Hope she has an excellent medical team looking after her. She is in my thoughts and your family. It’s something you fight together.
Thanks Pam and daughter for highlighting such an important cause. I am a 4 year breast cancer survivor and am so grateful for all the medical expertise given to me. Sure makes you appreciate each and everyday. Your daughter looks so cute and full of life. Love your blog!
Thank you, Katherine. With everything going on in our lives this past summer, I did not get to go visit her and she is really on my mind.
Brenda, I am going to add you to my prayer list. Thank you for sharing.