SUPPORT THE FIGHT. ANSWER THE CALL.

The Pink Patch movement has deep roots in the first responder community. What began as a way for public safety agencies to raise awareness for breast cancer has grown into a movement that brings law enforcement, fire, EMS, dispatch, corrections, and other public safety professionals together in support of those affected by the disease.

Each October, first responder agencies around the world transform their traditional uniform patches to pink. These Pink Patches are worn and sold throughout Breast Cancer Awareness Month to raise awareness and generate funds for programs supporting those affected by breast cancer.

During my law enforcement career, I had the opportunity to be part of this effort and saw firsthand how the first responder community could come together to raise awareness and support individuals and families facing breast cancer.

Now, through Grave Shift Coffee & Tea, we have another opportunity to answer that call.

Our Pink Patch Edition brings that tradition to Grave Shift through limited-edition coffee and apparel created specifically for the campaign.

From September 1 through October 31, all net proceeds from Pink Patch Edition products will be donated to local breast cancer support programs.

It’s about more than wearing pink. It’s about standing behind those who are fighting, honoring those we’ve lost, supporting survivors, and helping the organizations that are there for families when they need it most.

Support the Fight. Answer the Call.