Think Pink
Nor-Cal Think Pink is a community effort to promote breast cancer awareness. Early detection is the best defense against breast cancer - when caught and treated early, breast cancer has a 97% cure rate. It is our hope that through advocacy and outreach education with our surrounding Northern California communities (Shasta, Siskiyou, Modoc, Tehama, and Trinity), women will recognize the importance of annual mammograms, monthly breast self exams, and other early detection tools. We invite you to join us in our mission by supporting Think Pink and helping to spread the word about the importance of early detection.
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A Pink Sundial
This year's Think Pink Day included a special addition: lighting the Sundial Bridge in pink lights.
View the photos of the Pink Sundial Bridge »
A Pink Sundial Photo Contest!
Nor-Cal Think Pink invites anyone who took photos of the historic Pink Lighting of the Sundial Bridge on Think Pink Day 2009 to enter our Pink Sundial Photo Contest.
Everyone who enters will have the chance to win:
$500 First Place
$300 Second Place
$200 Third Place
Contest Prizes Generously Provided by:
Please let them know you appreciate their generosity.
Winners will also be featured in the January 2010 issue of North State Parent Magazine.
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A Special Invitation for Photographers and Videographers:
Amateur and professional photographers and videographers were invited to capture this significant event and share their talent with the world through this website. On October 15th, we launched a new section where you can upload your photos and videos to this site.
Pink Sundial View/Share »
Board Members
- Nichole Wilder, President
- Pam Valentine, FNP, Vice President
- Caryn Blais, Secretary
- Sandee Blalock
- Melody Christenson
- Michael Figueroa, MD
- Sharon Pereira, MD
- Jean Peterson
- Vivian Piché, CPA
- Jennifer Stahl
- Connie Strohmayer
- Fred J. Weil, Attorney at Law
Think Pink Day
Norcal Think Pink Day
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Think Pink is a community effort to promote breast cancer awareness. Our efforts culminate every year during Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October with Think Pink Day. The day is filled with activities to raise awareness of the importance of early detection in the fight against breast cancer. Bags include educational materials and other items to help us all remember the importance of early detection are distributed throughout the communities of Northern California.
Download the poster for more details and to see the complete list of locations where you can pick up a Think Pink bag.
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Take Action!
Pink. It's not just a color. It's a reminder.
Early detection saves lives. Nor-Cal Think Pink reminds you to follow the American Cancer Society Guidelines for Breast Cancer Detection:
- Age 20-39
Every month: Perform a breast self-exam.
Every 3 years: Have a clinical breast exam by a doctor or nurse. - Age 40+
Every month: Perform a breast self-exam.
Every year: Have a mammogram and a clinical breast exam by a doctor.


















