Pittsburgh Man Honors Victims And Survivors Of Breast Cancer With One Man Standing Campaign
A Pittsburgh man is spending each Saturday during October standing for 12 hours in support of those battling breast cancer.
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A Pittsburgh man is spending each Saturday during October standing for 12 hours in support of those battling breast cancer.
Seventeen Pittsburgh men were able to raise almost $180,000 for the American Cancer Society's "Real Men Wear Pink" fundraiser during the month of October.
A giant pink MegaBus was on the roads in Pittsburgh on Friday.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and many events are being held across Pittsburgh to celebrate survivors and remember those who lost the battle.
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. If you are looking for some great ways to get involved and support breast cancer awareness, here are some ways that you can help right here in Pittsburgh
Being diagnosed with the disease can be devastating. From the difficult treatments, to hair loss, the journey is often overwhelming.
Box after box was ripped open as volunteers carried bras by the armload. Each one was zip-tied onto two ribbons made of chicken wire as part of an impressive display for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and many local organizations are doing their part to educate people about the disease. That includes the Rivers Casino.
Charlie Batch is helping UPMC during Breast Cancer Awareness Month by taking part in the took part in the taping of the Cancer Center's Pink Glove Dance competition entry.
It's a sight you certainly don't see every day, thousands of bras lining a walking path on the North Shore. It's an eye-catching display, but why are they there?
Usually the fountain at Point State Park is dyed pink for October, but it's under construction. However, the fountain outside of the KDKA-TV studios at Gateway Center is dyed pink for the month.
