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In celebration of their 25th anniversary and Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Rethink Breast Cancer has opened a temporary clubhouse at 390 Dupont St. The space serves as a hub for women's breast health, offering educational sessions and showcasing a curated selection of products from Canadian brands that support the charity's mission.
, the Toronto-based charity has set up a limited-time clubhouse in the city for women looking to take control of their breast health and support diagnosed individuals.
Running through Breast Cancer Awareness Month from October 2 to October 31, the Rethink House pop-up features 25 Canadian brands that have partnered with the charity to launch the “We reached out to some of our favourite Canadian brands to help us mark 25 years and everyone said yes! We’ve always believed Breast Cancer Awareness Month should be about more than simply turning products pink,” says MJ DeCoteau, founder and executive director of Rethink Breast Cancer.
“We’re incredibly proud of this collection and to give people a transparent way to shop for good, knowing their purchases directly support Rethink’s work. ” FromIn addition to shopping, there will also be a handful of events taking place at the clubhouse this month: Stop by for a Saturday workout, sign up for the flower crown workshop, tune in to the Sex + Body panel, and more.
Located at 390 Dupont St. in downtown Toronto, the pop-up will be open from Wednesdays through Sundays between 10 am and 6 pm. For further details, head to theNo Steady Paycheque? Here's How to *Actually* Save Money How do you budget and save money when your earnings aren't consistent? We spoke to an expert to find out what really works.
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