'One Tree Hill' Star Robert Buckley Helps Raise Awareness About Breast Cancer with Mike's Hard Lemonade

Breast cancer affects women and men. The disease does not care what gender you are. In an effort to raise awareness about breast cancer 'One Tree Hill' star Robert Buckley has gone pink. He is supporting breast cancer research and helping raise awareness by joining Mike's Hard Lemonade in the fight against a cancer that is the most common among women and also affects 2 percent of men. Buckley proudly shows his support of Mike's Hard Lemonade's efforts to combat the disease by wearing a Fight Hard. Go Pink. t-shirt, joining in Mike's Hard Pink Lemonade campaign and by "pinking" his facebook profile page via an application found on Mike's Hard Pink Lemonade's facebook page.

In February 2010, Buckley was involved in DoSomething.org's Teens for Jeans campaign which helps provide jeans to homeless youth in communities across the nation. He has also participated in Kissing for a Cause, a campaign fundraiser for the National AIDS Foundation and has joined in the annual Key to the Cure charity shopping event held in NYC by Sak's.

Mike's Hard Lemonade will be making a $250,000 donation to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation and hopes you will join them in raising awareness through the end of this month. Here is how you can join the 'One Tree Hill' star in raising awareness about breast cancer research and win your very own Fight Hard. Go Pink. t-shirt:

Visit Mike's Hard Pink Lemonade's facebook page and click the "like" button. Pink your facebook page using the unique Pink It, Post It application. Share the page with your friends and then share this article via facebook, twitter or any other social networking site you are familiar with. Once you share this article, use the comments section below to let me know or send a private message to me with your name and email. Your name will be entered into a random drawing to win a Fight Hard. Go Pink. t-shirt. (You must be 21+ to qualify for the shirt). The random drawing will take place on October 30th. You will be notified via email if your name is chosen.

Some Breast Cancer Statistics:
Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancerous death in women. Lung cancer is number 1.
The American Cancer Society estimates that over 39,000 women will die this year due to breast cancer.
1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime.
Breast cancer affects 2% of the male population.
Men and women who have a family history of breast cancer are at higher risk of developing the disease.
There are over 2.5 million breast cancer survivors in the United States.

Sources:
Mike's Hard Lemonade
Press Release Email
The Breast Cancer Foundation