3 Ways to Support Breast Cancer Warriors

Every October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month reminds us that strength shows up in many ways: through women bravely undergoing their first or final round of breast cancer treatment, family and friends offering support, and communities rallying together with hope.

In 2025, BreastCancer.org estimates approximately 316,950 women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer — a reminder that awareness alone isn’t enough. 

At Impact 4 Good, we believe every team has the power to honor that courage through action – anytime, all year long. And because we understand that support, like courage, comes in many forms, we make it easy for companies to give through one unifying action: service.

Here are three powerful ways your team can uplift breast cancer warriors: 

Beads to Beat Cancer

The Beads to Beat Cancer give-back activity invites teams to create beaded bracelets for local cancer treatment facilities. Each donated bracelet is packaged with a handwritten message of encouragement to lift patients’ spirits and remind them they’re not alone. 

This meaningful experience is also available as a DIY Impact Kit, making it easy for remote or hybrid teams to give back on their own schedule while still creating connection and impact.

Hear directly from a beneficiary about how this activity makes a difference – watch the video here. 

Healing Hearts

Design IV cover bags with our Healing Hearts DIY Impact Kit to help brighten infusion rooms and bring comfort to patients during chemotherapy sessions. Each custom design reminds patients that you’re cheering them on and supporting them from afar. 

Beat Cancer Bundle

Double your team’s impact with a give-back activity that packages two impact kits into one: Beads to Beat Cancer and Healing Hearts IV Bag Covers. Each Beat Cancer Bundle includes materials to create handwritten notes, custom-designed IV bag covers, and two handcrafted bracelets– one to keep or gift to pass on the compassion. 

Small gestures can bring immense comfort, support, and hope to those bravely navigating breast cancer.