CharmandHammer.com Exclusive Pink Ribbon Gear for Hard Working Women!
Charm and Hamer.com is proud to announce that we have established our newest link to help further causes for women’s health! Our newest shopping category includes pink ribbon gear for hard working women!! We have gathered up the products that give back to various organizations and put them in one convenient place… our “pink ribbon safety gear for hard working women” category! Pink Ribbon Hard Hats, Pink Ribbon Tool Belts, Pink Ribbon Gloves, even Pink Ribbon Safety Glasses are all for women!! We are so excited about these products, we have decided to create some of our own so CharmandHammer.com can help the cause too!
Once we decided on the items, it was time to find an organization to support!! It didn’t take us long. Living in North Carolina for the past five years, I have followed Kay Yow’s story. She was the ultimate hard working woman.
“ The late Kay Yow, former North Carolina State University head women’s basketball coach, was a past president and founding member of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), and a galvanizing voice for the Association. Yow was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1987, and passed away on January 24, 2009, after facing her third bout with the disease. In her 38 years as a head coach at the college-level, Yow was one of only six Division I head women’s basketball mentors to achieve 700 career victories. Yow was also the head coach of the 1988 US Olympic Team that won the gold medal in Seoul.” You can find more about Kay Yow and The Kay Yow WBCA Cancer Fund® at www.wbca.org/kayyowwbcacancerfund.asp.
Kay Yow WBCA Cancer Fund®. Other Pink Ribbon gear offered on CharmandHammer.com where the manufacturers donate to various causes:
Rosie the Riveter We Can Cure It! Breast Cancer tee shirts and nightshirts are all the rage – the manufacturer donates a portion of these proceeds to Project Woman Coalition (www.projectwoman.org) .
Next is the Tomboy Tools Pink for a Purpose 13oz Hammer! This year, Tomboy Tools teamed up with Avon Walk for Breast Cancer (www.avonwalk.org). Walkers visiting Tomboy Tools’ ”Tool School 101 Tent” in the Wellness Village can participate in various “How To” demonstrations. $1.00 from each hammer goes to The Avon Walk for Breast Cancer! We can’t say enough about the quality of these hammers and for only $14.95each ! Wow! What a bargain!
The newest addition to the Safety Gear market is the Vision for a Cause Safety Eyewear! The manufacturer of these donates a portion of the proceeds from the Eva Pink Ribbon Safety Glasses to the American Cancer Society to help find a cure for Breast Cancer. We carry the petite, sized for women with ever so slightly pink tinted lens and pink ribbons on the temples!! These are professional grade safety glasses, they meet ANSI Z87.1+ (the plus means “high impact” standards). What could be better?
Finally, economical chore gloves – we found these and quickly scooped them up! Available in three women’s sizes, Small (6), Medium (7), and Large(8). This manufacturer donates a portion of the proceeds to benefit www.BeBrightPink.org!
We were so excited to gather up all these products, we hope you like them too!
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The term Kay Yow/WBCA Cancer Fund®, the Kay Yow/WBCA Cancer Fund® logo and the image of Coach Kay Yow are trademarks of the Kay Yow/WBCA Cancer Foundation, Inc. The Kay Yow/WBCA Cancer Foundation, Inc. is a partner of The V Foundation for Cancer Research.
love your site… found you thru carmen electrode.com…am learning to weld & found that i love it! so have been looking online for fire resistent welding apparel that also fits women. & then stumbled upon your site! so cool!
thank you…will be checking back again soon!
mary ann
We have lots of welding protection items – aprons, small welding gloves… we carry the perfect welding gloves for smallest of hands – measure your hand around the widest part with a flexible tape measurer and you’ll find your size (can range from a woman’s petite 6 inch hand to medium 6 1/2 inch or a larger 7 inch hand). As a reference point, the 7 inch size (women’s large) will compare to a man’s small. Most welding gloves you will find in your local store are men’s large or equivalent to a 9 inch hand which is way to large for the typical woman’s hand. Hope this helps.. …. thank you for your reply!