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I think it would be hard to find a woman today who has not been effected by breast cancer. Whether its a sister, a mother, a friend, or herself, breast cancer is literally a disease that is close to the hearts of many women. Too many women.
PinkGives
In support of Breast Cancer Awareness month, Snapfish has partnered with Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
Through the end of October, Snapfish is offering exclusive PinkGives personalized photo gifts including a custom card collection, customizable jewelry, calendars, notebooks, bookmarks and more.
For every PinkGives product purchased, Snapfish us donating 30 percent of the proceeds (up to $25,000) to Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
“Snapfish, like many families, has been personally affected by breast cancer, so this is an issue that is near and dear to our hearts,” said Helen Vaid, general manager, Snapfish by HP. “As such, we desire to support this effort by partnering with Susan G. Komen, also dedicated to support, awareness, the importance of early detection and finding cures.”
To create personalized gifts for your family and friends – to show support for breast cancer awareness and research, as well as raise awareness of Breast Cancer Awareness month – visit www.snapfish.com/PinkGives.
There, you can create a variety of personalized photo gifts including a custom card collection from new Snapfish Publisher designers, as well as customizable jewelry, calendars, notebooks, bookmarks and more. Each gift can be personalized with your own photos as well as with Breast Cancer Awareness-inspired backgrounds and designs such as “Pink Ribbons,” “Pink Butterflies,” “Pink Flourish” and “Pink Branches.”
Snapfish-funded support
Snapfish members can also showcase their support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month by sending a note to [email protected] about their involvement in the cause – whether they’re participating in a local Susan G. Komen race, organizing a fundraising campaign or related party – for a chance to receive Snapfish-funded support as an official photo sponsor for their event. Snapfish will select four winners and will donate up to $1,500 to each event.
Enter to win a $50 Snapfish Giftcard
Snapfish is generously giving one 5 Minutes for Mom reader a $50 Snapfish Giftcard to create your own personalized gifts. The question is….What would YOU make?
To enter to win the Snapfish Giftcard, let us know which Snapfish product you would like to create…and who it would be for (if you’re like me, it’s totally acceptable to say that you’ll be making it for yourself!).
This giveaway will end on November 9, 2011 at midnight ET and a winner will be chosen at random and announced the following Sunday in the weekly Around The Blogosphere. Please see our site’s terms and conditions for more information.
Written by 5 Minutes for Mom managing editor Lolli. You can find me blogging at Better in Bulk and tweeting at @1momof5.
Disclosure: We are working with Snapfish on a compensated campaign to let our readers know about Snapfish’s PinkGives program ending soon. We, too, have been touched by breast cancer and our thoughts and passion are our own.
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steff says
i would make christmas cards!!
clarissa says
i would love to do a calender for my parents
Marija says
I would love to make a photo book of my family’s trip to Yellowstone earlier this year!
marija.majerle at gmail dot com
McKim says
I would get a collage photo canvas made for my daughter with her graduation pictures on it.
Brigitte says
I love Snapfish photo books! They are so easy to make and turn out wonderful. It’s the perfect gift for my grandmother who doesn’t need anymore stuff, but never gets to see enough of her great grand babies across the country! I’ve been wanting to make a mug or some other memorabilia for my military husband to take with him when he is deployed as well.
Tami M says
Those notebooks look beautiful! I think I’d try that. Less time consuming than creating a photo book. (Which turn out lovely … they are just somewhat labor intensive, at least for a Type A personality like myself …)
Wehaf says
I would make calendars for my parents.
nan says
i owe my parents a photo book from our visit this past summer, so i’d make them one
nannypanpan at gmail.com
Daniel M says
always wanted to make some posters from some of my pics
Jamie Brigham says
I would create a silver necklace with swinging locket and a picture of my son in it for me
LaVonne says
I’d like to make a calendar for my parents for Christmas.
Terra Heck says
I’d like to create a Kidlandia poster for my youngest daughter. Thanks.
partymix25(at)hotmail(dot)com
Jason says
I would make a calendar since I can’t remember people’s birthdays.
Brett says
I like the calendars. I guess I would ask my wife what she wants!!
Wayne says
I would make a calendar for my wife
Debra says
I would make a picture book with my grandkids pictures
Staci A says
I would love to make a calendar for my grandparents. They love having photos of their great-grand kids.
JUNE says
I too have not gotten my family scrap booking done that I’ve been wanting to do for a long time. Maybe this winter will finally be the time to get it done. ( I hope)
Erin says
I would definitely get to work on a photobook of our trip to Disney!
shelly says
I’d like to make photo books for Christmas gifts for grandparents.
Barbara Manatee says
I have yet to scrapbook pictures of any of my 3 kids. My goal this winter is to make photo books of each of their first years. I would totally use the gift card for that!
Shari says
The grandparents in our family always want new calendars for Christmas, so I would definitely make some of them with photos of their favorite little people for the grandparents! 🙂
Susan Chaves says
I would make a book of my two kids during their first year. I would put my son on one side and my daughter on the other side. I made them both baby books but that is for them. This would be a summary baby book of both kids just for me!
Shannon says
I’d love to make one of the beautiful notebook/journals for my aunt- a breast cancer survivor!
Jessica says
I love to give photo books for Christmas gifts for family (they love it too, I think!). I’d probably make some books with the gift card.
Stacey says
I need to make a photo book since I have so many pictures just in a drawer.
Amy says
Snapfish is awesome. I would like to make a photo book as well as a calendar.
Alison says
I would love to make several photo books. I love Shapfish too!
Debby says
I would love to make a calendar. I have seen them before and I have always wanted to make one.
Liz says
I would get some collage prints to liven up my office!
Elisabeth says
Wow, $50 at Snapfish would go really far! I would love to get different sized pictures for the picture frames I have that are just sitting around.
Erin says
I would make photo books w/ all the pics that are just sitting there in my computer.
Or cards…