Performance headwear specialist Headsweats has announced its most recent partnership with the Edith Sanford Breast Foundation, an organization committed to ‘conducting groundbreaking research to find a cure faster’.
“The Edith Sanford Breast Foundation is proud to join forces with an innovative, like-minded partner like Headsweats, whose team shares our passion for finding a cure for Breast Cancer,” said Christine Dockter, Chief Development Officer of the Edith Sanford Breast Foundation. “Together, we will help speed up research to end this devastating disease and inspire more people to invest in their health through active, risk-reductive lifestyles.”
Edith Sanford Breast Foundation is pioneering a bold new comprehensive approach to breast cancer, with a mission to unlock each woman’s genetic code, advance today’s prevention and treatment, and end breast cancer for future generations.
To encourage people to stay healthy and fit, the foundation started TeamEdith, a combination of half marathons, marathons and triathlons held throughout the US. TeamEdith directs 100% of funds raised to advance breast cancer research.
“Headsweats is happy to partner with and support the Edith Sanford Breast Foundation in their search for the cure,” says Alan Romick, Owner and Founder of Headsweats. “Not only are they conducting invaluable research in the fight against this disease, but they are also encouraging people to stay healthy and take steps towards prevention as well, something Headsweats stands behind completely.”
Headsweats is a leader in ultra-light, wicking performance headwear that operates across the triathlon, cycling, running and endurance markets. For over 15 years, Headsweats has established itself as a frontrunner in technical headwear by combining ‘the spirit of innovation, unsurpassed customer service and well-developed partnerships with high profile events and brands such as [the] Tour de France, US Military Endurance Sports, Loudmouth and Challenged Athletes Foundation’.
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