Members of the South Pasadena Police Department holding pink patches (Photo – SPPD)
The South Pasadena Police Department is joining communities across the country this October in recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month and supporting individuals and families affected by breast cancer.
By News Desk
As part of its awareness campaign, the department is selling special SPPD pink patches for $10 each. Supporters can choose between a small pink patch with Velcro backing and a full-size pink patch.
Proceeds from patch sales will support breast cancer awareness efforts and the ongoing fight against the disease. Community members can purchase a patch at the South Pasadena Police Department.
Patch details
Cost: $10 each
Payment options: Cash or Zelle
Location: South Pasadena Police Department
Available styles: Small pink patch with Velcro backing or full-size pink patch
Residents are encouraged to show their support by purchasing a patch and helping spread an important message of hope, awareness, and solidarity.
Tagged: South Pasadena Police Department Supports Breast Cancer Awareness MonthSouth Pasadena
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