IonLoop Pink Ribbon Bracelet Promoting Breast Cancer Awareness
This October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the IonLoop team is promoting an ongoing initiative – “Each bracelet, a donation.” For every Pink Ribbon bracelet sold, Ionloop donates $1 to breast cancer research.
Dallas, TX, October 08, 2011 --(PR.com)-- IonLoop supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month and promotes the ongoing initiative – “Each bracelet, a donation.” IonLoop, the negative ions + magnet bracelets retailer, donates $1 to breast cancer research for each of their Pink Ribbon logoed bracelets.
Even though the month of October is featured as the month of awareness, this initiative has been in place since IonLoop launched the Pink Ribbon earlier this year. And there are no plans to discontinue the donation program.
The IonLoop team has decided to promote its Pink Ribbon bracelets in hopes of increasing their donation to Breast Cancer Research in October. In addition to making more substantial donations to Breast Cancer Research programs, the IonLoop is confident that getting more people wearing the Pink Ribbon bracelet will promote awareness, and generate more donations.
IonLoop Marketing Director, Fernanda Crosby says “We’ve had this campaign in place since we added the Pink Ribbon bracelet to our collection but, given the importance of this month to breast cancer awareness, we made a decision to spread the word about this initiative as much as we could.”
IonLoop is a negative ion + magnet bracelet that stands apart from the wide array of sport bracelets available in the market. IonLoop Pink Ribbon bracelets, just like the other 18 bracelet options are made with the most powerful magnets on earth, called neodymium magnets. The company uses proprietary process to pulverize tourmaline – a negative ion producing mineral – and infuse it into each medical grade silicone band.
The IonLoop team feels honored to have the opportunity to contribute to this cause. For more information on IonLoop’s technology and where you can purchase an IonLoop Pink Ribbon bracelet, we encourage you to visit their website at www.ionloop.com.
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Even though the month of October is featured as the month of awareness, this initiative has been in place since IonLoop launched the Pink Ribbon earlier this year. And there are no plans to discontinue the donation program.
The IonLoop team has decided to promote its Pink Ribbon bracelets in hopes of increasing their donation to Breast Cancer Research in October. In addition to making more substantial donations to Breast Cancer Research programs, the IonLoop is confident that getting more people wearing the Pink Ribbon bracelet will promote awareness, and generate more donations.
IonLoop Marketing Director, Fernanda Crosby says “We’ve had this campaign in place since we added the Pink Ribbon bracelet to our collection but, given the importance of this month to breast cancer awareness, we made a decision to spread the word about this initiative as much as we could.”
IonLoop is a negative ion + magnet bracelet that stands apart from the wide array of sport bracelets available in the market. IonLoop Pink Ribbon bracelets, just like the other 18 bracelet options are made with the most powerful magnets on earth, called neodymium magnets. The company uses proprietary process to pulverize tourmaline – a negative ion producing mineral – and infuse it into each medical grade silicone band.
The IonLoop team feels honored to have the opportunity to contribute to this cause. For more information on IonLoop’s technology and where you can purchase an IonLoop Pink Ribbon bracelet, we encourage you to visit their website at www.ionloop.com.
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Fernanda Crosby
972-831-1900
www.IonLoop.com
Fernanda Crosby
972-831-1900
www.IonLoop.com
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