October may be winding down, but finding a cure for breast cancer is always at the forefront of our minds. With this being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite pink products to share — and proceeds from all of them help support the cause.

Lacoste
Ten percent of proceeds from the Pink Croc product line — which includes this charming striped watch (center) — will go to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $95 on lacoste.com

LOFT
The brand tapped designers Rachel Leigh and Roxanne Assoulin, plus blogger Jessica Quirk, to create jewelry and T-shirts already beloved by celebrities. Five dollars from each item sold will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Prices vary at loft.com

Tommy Hilfiger
Throughout the month of October, Hilfiger is donating 30 percent of sales from pink merchandise — up to $15,000 — to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Purchasing the classic pink-gold watch (right) contributes to the cause. $135 at macys.com

GUESS
Guess created three limited-edition items this season, all to benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Scoop up a sparkling pink watch, a pink friendship bracelet with heart charm (bottom left) and a BCA T-shirt, and know you’re making a difference. Prices vary on guess.com and guessbymarciano.com

Stella & Dot
The brand’s Tribute Bracelet features hematite beads and rose gold, and 20 percent of the profits benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $36 at stelladot.com

Melissa Joy Manning
Featuring the iconic ribbon logo, Melissa Joy Manning’s bangle, made in collaboration with Greenwich Jewelers, should raise a lot of money for the cure: 100 percent of proceeds are going to charity. $175 at melissajoymanning.com

Gemvara
Pick up any pink gemstone jewel from Gemvara this month, and know that 20 percent of the price will benefit the Ellie Fund, a non-profit that helps families affected by breast cancer by providing childcare, housekeeping, groceries and more. Prices vary on gemvara.com

iRenew
New this year, iRenew created a pink bracelet (bottom) to fit in with its line of bangles said to promote balance, strength and endurance through SFR technology. Fifteen percent of profits from the pink bracelet sales will go toward the 26.2 with Donna National Marathon to Finish Breast Cancer. $19.99 on irenewproducts.com

CFDA and Altruette
The Council of Fashion Designers of America and philanthropic charm jewelry line Altruette teamed up to design a sweet high-heel shoe charm to directly benefit the CFDA’s Fashion Targets Breast Cancer Foundation. $95-$125 on altruette.com

Kara Ackerman Designs
For each charming rose vermeil and white resin cocktail ring (top left) purchased, the designer will donate 20 percent of profits to Susan G. Komen for the cure. $100 on karaackerman.com

October may be winding down, but finding a cure for breast cancer is always at the forefront of our minds. With this being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite pink products to share — and proceeds from all of them help support the cause.

Second Base
Prettify your lingerie drawer with Second Base’s ballet pink demi camisole. For each one purchased, the company will donate 20 percent of proceeds to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $30-$32 on shopsecondbase.com

Affinitas
Affinitas has teamed up with herroom.com to donate 20 percent of sales from the “Morgan” padded bra in blush pink and the “Kelly” wire bra in deep orchid (right) to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $32-$42 on herroom.com

Wacoal
A partnership that began with just one “Awareness” bra has blossomed into a full-fledged breast cancer awareness campaign. Stop by any Wacoal FI(ght)T for the Cure event, and know that the company will donate two dollars to Susan G. Komen for the Cure if you have a complimentary fitting, and an additional two dollars for every bra or shapewear item purchased at the event. Find locations at fitforthecure.com

Brulee
Spice up your sleepwear with Brulee’s boudoir cami and short in blush; for every piece sold, the brand plans to donate 25 percent of profits to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $86-$124 on brulee.net

BodyRock Sport
The celeb-loved brand has a few big BCA plans. First, it created a post-mastectomy bra, which adjusts to a woman’s changing bustline as she goes through reconstruction. Secondly, they’ve knocked 25 percent off of all sports bras through October, and are donating 10 percent of sales from all pink products (left) to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. $64 on bodyrocksport.com

Bare Necessities
The plan is simple: buy a bra on barenecessities.com and the company donates 25 cents to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Prices vary on barenecessities.com

Spreegirl
For each cozy item from the “Relaxed Modern” collection scooped up on its site, Spreegirl will donate 25 percent of proceeds to Pink Envelope, a non-profit that raises funds for the Making Memories Breast Cancer Foundation. Prices vary at spreegirl.com

Lula Lu Lingerie
Treat yourself to a pink T-shirt bra from Lula Lu Petite Lingerie — sizes go from 32AAA-36A — and know that 10 percent of proceeds will benefit the Save the Ta-Tas foundation. $56 at lulalu.com

October may be winding down, but finding a cure for breast cancer is always at the forefront of our minds. With this being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite pink products to share — and proceeds from all of them help support the cause.

Tiny Prints

The stationery company teamed up with breast cancer survivor Christina Applegate and her charity, Right Action for Women, to create a limited-edition collection of greeting cards (top left) designed by the Up All Night star. All of the cards are easily customizable, and proceeds from sales benefit RAW. Prices vary at tinyprints.com

Eleni’s
The ever-popular cookie shop is offering the “Think Pink” box (bottom left) through the end of October; for every box sold, the company will donate $5 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $28.50 at elenis.com

Georgetown Cupcake
Sink your teeth into this: for each “Pink Ribbon” cupcake sold at the famed Georgetown Cupcake, the bakery will donate 100 percent of the purchase price to Susan G. Komen for the Cure — with a guaranteed minimum payment of $50,000. Choose Valrhona chocolate or Madagascar Bourbon vanilla cake topped with vanilla buttercream frosting and a Susan G. Komen pink ribbon logo fondant decoration. Prices vary at georgetowncupcake.com

Mackage
When Mackage designer Elisa Dahan was just 8 years old, she lost her mother to breast cancer. So now, she creates these sleek leather gloves (bottom left) — and throughout October, donates 100 percent of the proceeds to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $95 at mackage.com

Mama Mio and Butter Lane
Want more sweet treats? Mama Mio has partnered with Butter Lane cupcakes to create the limited-edition B-Cup(cake). For every treat sold, Mama Mio will donate $1 to Look Good … Feel Better, a cancer support charity that helps women manage the visible side effects of cancer treatments. $48 per dozen at butterlane.com

Diptyque
Smells like … sweet charity! Diptyque’s mini pink rose candle (bottom right), which smells of “an armful of roses,” is just as lovely as the difference you’ll make; for each one sold, the company will donate 20 perfect of profits to The Pink Agenda. $32 at diptyqueparis.com

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October may be winding down, but finding a cure for breast cancer is always at the forefront of our minds. With this being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite pink products to share — and proceeds from all of them help support the cause.

Pomega5
Pick up the Pomega5 Pom-Berry Medley Kit — which includes a delicate almond oil moisturizer, Bulgarian rose moisturizing beauty bar and daily revitalizing concentrate ampoules — and know that 20 percent of the proceeds will benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $75 at pomega5.com

OPI
Give yourself a manicure — and give Susan G. Komen for the Cure a boost! OPI’s 2011 Pink of Hearts nail lacquer (left) is a slick Shatter that covers another coat of your favorite color. $8.50 at Ulta, JCPenney and Dillard’s stores

Murad
For each of Murad’s Hydro-Dynamic Ultimate Moisture duos (bottom right) purchased, the company will donate 10 percent of profits to City of Hope. $85 on murad.com

Sonia Kashuk
A breast cancer survivor herself, Kashuk created the proudly pink brush set — containing five pink brushes with white handles and silver trim — to benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation year-round. Fifteen percent of the purchase price goes toward the organization’s work. $14.99 at target.com

Caswell-Massey
When you purchase any of the company’s Fresh Cut Flowers products — soaps, hand-wash gel or lotion — they’ll donate 15 percent of the profits to Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. $15-$40 on caswellmassey.com

Angelo David Brush Collection
Every time you brush your hair with one of the salon’s paddle brushes, you’ll know you’re helping the Breast Cancer Research Foundation: 10 percent of sales this month benefit the non-profit. $35-$65 at angelodavid.com

Pureology
To celebrate its breast cancer awareness bundle (center) — a limited edition box containing PureVolume Shampoo, HairCondition and BlowDryAmplifier — Pureology is donating $20,000 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. $39 at salons nationwide

Versace Bright Crystal Parfum
When you purchase a 3-oz. bottle of Versace’s Bright Crystal fragrance, the company will donate one dollar to Breast Health International — and give you a pink umbrella, a symbol of their determination to find a cure. $88 at bloomingdales.com

Dream Organics
It’s a donation with a twist: for every jar of Dream Organic’s Heal Me Crème de Luxe (top right) purchased, the brand will give another jar to a breast cancer patient. The lotion’s organic ingredients — lavender water, aloe vera, vitamin E — help heal scars left by surgery and treatments. $68 at dreamorganics.com

Deborah Lippmann
Lippmann’s mother-in-law received cancer treatment at the Hoag Breast Cancer Center in southern California, so the nail polish pro decided to donate 10 percent of each sale of her Shape of My Heart nail lacquer to the facility. $16 at deborahlippmann.com

Redken
To help fund cancer research, Redken is donating $20,000 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure — and selling rough paste 12 working material and a mini-version of quick-dry 18 instant finishing spray throughout the month of October. Prices vary at salons nationwide

Glowology
It couldn’t be simpler: indulge in one of Glowology’s moisturizing honey and shea butter bath bars and know that 50 percent of the profits will benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure. $8 at glowologyskincare.com

Upper Canada
The company is donating 50 cents to Susan G. Komen for the Cure for each waterproof Shower Queen Shower Cap sold on its site. $12 on uppercanadasoap.com

Gianna Rose Atelier
Scented with fresh linen, the brand’s four French-milled guest soaps are embossed with a pink ribbon, and 15 percent of sales benefit the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation. $25 on giannarose.com

Visit cancerandcareers.org for a list of additional beauty brands donating funds to the Cosmetic Executive Women Foundation’s Cancer and Careers program. And read up on our charitable apparel picks here.

October may be winding down, but finding a cure for breast cancer is always at the forefront of our minds. With this being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite pink products to share — and proceeds from all of them help support the cause.

Reba and Fergie Footwear
The company behind Reba McEntire’s boots and Fergie‘s sparkly pumps (bottom left; also available in black), the Brown Shoe Company, has pledged $20,000 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure with sales from the limited-edition “Collins” cowboy boots, $179 on dillards.com, and the pink pump, $79 on FergieShoes.com.

Old Navy
Celebs like Shenae Grimes and Maria Menounos support BCA month in their Old Navy Komen tees; five percent of the retail price of each shirt will go toward the organization. If you don’t want to purchase a shirt, make a cash donation at any Old Navy store, and the company will match, up to $100,000. $23-$25 at oldnavy.com.

ShoeDazzle’s Powerful Pink Collection
Throughout October, 10 percent of sales on the curated site will benefit Susan G. Komen — and the company guarantees a minimum donation of $10,000. The site is also stocked with pink products, including two shoes named for clients who are breast cancer survivors.

Dana Davis Shoes
Proceeds from the designer’s Allie heels (top left) and Kristen loafers benefit Bright Pink, a non-profit that provides education and support to young women who are at high risk for breast and ovarian cancer. $295-$450 on danadavis.com.

Juicy Couture
The brand’s super-cute pink lace tee (right), which features a bold black bow, is an easy way to support the cause. And for every tee purchased, Juicy will donate $25 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $118 at juicycouture.com.

Ron White Shoes
For each pair of passion pink “Robin” peep-toe pumps sold, Ron White will donate $100 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $495 at ronwhiteshoes.com.

Avon
Avon always supports women’s causes, particularly breast cancer research, and this year is no different. The company created the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade denim jacket (center), which Reese Witherspoon wore recently to a brand event. One-hundred percent of the net profits — $27.07 per jacket — will benefit the crusade. $45 at avon.com.

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, The View co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck is spreading the word about the importance of early detection, and partnering with P&G Beauty for the “Do Something Beautiful” campaign, which will benefit the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

“Given my family’s experience with this disease, I have supported breast cancer causes for many years,” Hasselbeck, whose mother is a breast cancer survivor, tells PEOPLE. “When P&G approached us to be a part of the ‘Do Something Beautiful’ campaign, we were all honored to spread the word about the importance of creating and enacting early detection plans as one of the best ways to combat this terrible disease.”

For every “Like” on its Facebook page, P&G Beauty will donate 10 cents to the NBCF. Proceeds from the sales of various P&G products — CoverGirl, Pantene, Olay, Secret and more — will benefit the campaign, too.

Hasselbeck says it’s never too early to start checking for cancer. “I saw my mom survive breast cancer and have since been committed to taking preventative measures both through embracing healthy lifestyle habits and through regular medical screenings,” she says (two of her in-laws battled the disease, too). “I think my family’s experience really does illustrate the fact that this disease can impact any woman at any age and it’s never too early to talk to your doctor about creating the right early detection plan for your needs.”

The star suggests finding a ‘breast buddy’ — a friend or family member — to “hold each other accountable and ensure that you both make appointments for your yearly screening and follow up to make sure you both go.”

The “beautiful” part about all of this? It’s easy to get started! “I think it’s wonderful that P&G Beauty is encouraging everyone to get involved and support this critically important cause through a variety of actions as simple as ‘liking’ P&G Beauty on Facebook or purchasing their favorite P&G Beauty products,” Hasselbeck says.

Log onto P&G’s Facebook page to learn more about early detection and to help raise money for the cause.

–Kim Peiffer

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Today you can shop gilt.com on your lunch break — and you won’t have to feel any guilt! That’s because actress and breast cancer survivor Christina Applegate is curating an exclusive sale for the site in support of Breast Cancer Awareness month and her charity, Right Action for Women.

“I just thought this was a perfect partnership for my foundation,” Applegate, who last year designed a jewelry line for BCA month, told Gilt. “For the sale, I selected items that I thought really celebrated women and their femininity and their power.”

The sale goes live on Wednesday, Oct. 12 at noon and includes clothes and accessories from Valentino, Badgley Mischka, J. Mendel, Reem Acra, Lauren Merkin and Ella Moss in addition to an exclusive necklace designed by Alex Woo for RAW.

“It’s women who shop and it’s women who are predominantly affected by this disease,” the Up All Night star said. “Being a mom and being on a set all day and only wanting to stay in sweatpants on the weekends, Gilt.com is just the best way to find what you need, it’s quick and it’s easy and user friendly, it’s just so convenient.”

These days, the stylish new mom is all about convenience — and comfort. “My defining element is finding shapes that fit well, and I think I’ve finally found shapes that really work with my body,” she said. “I don’t stray too much into trends and I stick with what I know.” Sound advice! Shop Applegate’s sale from noon ET on Wednesday until midnight ET on Thursday at gilt.com.

–Kim Peiffer

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This month, stars including Holly Robinson Peete, Nancy O’Dell and more are curating for a cause! The women are supporting National Breast Cancer Awareness Month by sharing some of their favorite items on OpenSky.com, a new shopping site that offers goods selected by tastemakers in food, style, health and design.

Visit Peete’s page to see the Kuponya Bracelet from the Leakey Collection (above), or shop O’Dell’s new fave, a ZoN Fitness 65cm balance ball. Proceeds from the sales of those items (and more) will benefit charities such as the Breast Cancer Research Fund, American Cancer Society and Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

In addition, from today through Sunday, Oct. 9, OpenSky will make a $5 donation to Cancer Schmancer (a non-profit organization founded by actress and cancer survivor Fran Drescher) for every item purchased on the site.

“OpenSky has some of the best people recommending their favorite things to shoppers on the site,” Drescher said in a statement. “At Cancer Schmancer, we are so honored and excited about this partnership with OpenSky as we continue to educate and empower women to take control of their bodies and live healthier lives.”

Start shopping now at OpenSky.com.

–Kim Peiffer

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Though Betsey Johnson says she “wouldn’t know a trend if it was kicking me in the face,” this October, she’s helping to set one: creating cute wares to benefit charities during Breast Cancer Awareness month.

The designer has her own line for the cause — goods include socks, a tank, gloves, earrings, a charm bracelet and more — and she recently partnered with Yoplait and Chambord to spread the word, starting with an event at her Soho store on Saturday, where she kicked off BCA month.

A breast cancer survivor herself, Johnson says she knew she wanted to contribute to cancer charities through her design work as soon as she beat the disease. “All I wanted to do was talk about it,” she tells PEOPLE. “[But] I was too scared to talk about it until I was clear of radiation.”

Now cancer-free, she’s happy to do what she can to help, building her line of BCA items and donating the proceeds to Fashion Targets Breast Cancer. “We’re celebrating all month,” she says.

Despite the “unfortunate sorority club of cancer survivors” she considers herself a part of, Johnson says that October isn’t just about raising funds for the cause, but for having fun while doing so — something she strives to accomplish through all of her products. “Put it together the way you want, buy what you love, wear what you love the way you want to wear it,” she says. “I’m just happy if girls like my clothes.”

–Elyse Roth

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Cancer survivor Fran Drescher is helping to make giving back during Breast Cancer Awareness Month a little more stylish. The actress partnered with members-only, eco-chic shopping site JPSelects.com, which is holding a week-long charity event to benefit her Cancer Schmancer “Trash Cancer” campaign.

Now through Oct. 2, the site will give 100 percent of proceeds from its sustainable fashion, beauty supplies and luxury products to the organization. And for the entire month of October, if you purchase a limited edition Nialaya bracelet (at left; Justin Bieber and Tyra Banks are fans), you’ll help the cause as well.

“We’re thrilled to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month, while also inspiring consumers to give back year-round,” JPSelects.com CEO Paolo Fidanza said in a statement. “Shoppers can feel good every time they make a purchase.”

And Drescher hopes shoppers feel good physically, too. “Cancer Schmancer was created to provide cancer education and awareness,” she said. “Our mission is to arm women with powerful information, making them medical consumers as opposed to passive patients. We must be aware of what we are putting in our mouths, on our bodies and in our homes. If you catch it on arrival, 95 percent survival.”

–Kim Peiffer

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eBay is using its online auction powers for a good cause — a fashionable one, that is! The site is teaming up with various breast cancer organizations throughout October, featuring glam auction items from Fergie and other big stars during its eighth annual “Make it Pink” fundraiser.

Hosted by eBay Giving Works, eBay’s charitable arm, the event will allow shoppers to bid on different big-ticket items each week, such as the Christian Louboutin black suede lace-up boots and Marc Jacobs navy blue satin zipper dress worn by Fergie (above).

“Pink means something to many of us. You may have been touched by breast cancer,” the singer said in a statement. “I have, since both my mother and father are cancer survivors and I lost my grandmother to cancer three years ago. As a global ambassador for the Avon Foundation for Women, I am asking you to help make a difference for women, men and their families in the fight against breast cancer.”

Other items available in the high-profile auction include a New Year’s Eve VIP experience with Ryan Seacrest in N.Y.C. Not ready to open your wallet that wide? There are other ways to give, too: shop pink-branded goods on eBay now; donate any dollar amount using PayPal at checkout; or sell something on eBay and donate from one to 100 percent of the sale price to an organization.

Additionally, shoppers can visit eBay’s Facebook page throughout October to share a photo or short story explaining why breast cancer awareness is important to them. For every story shared, the auction site will donate one dollar (up to $20,000) to a nonprofit.

Breast cancer organizations benefiting from “Make it Pink” — which raised $242,000 last year — include the Avon Foundation for Women, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Bright Pink and the American Cancer Society. To shop for the cause, visit ebay.com/pink.

–Kim Peiffer

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Following in the fashionable footsteps of Milla Jovovich and Helena Christensen, Renée Zellweger is lending her famous face to Tommy Hilfiger’s latest breast cancer awareness campaign. The actress is stepping out in support of his new, limited-edition handbag, the proceeds of which will benefit Breast Health International. “Because of the experiences of close friends and family members who have had to endure and battle the challenges of breast cancer, I am a passionate supporter of breast health education and charitable causes,” Zellweger said in a release. “I am honored and grateful to be partnering with Tommy Hilfiger to raise awareness and funds to support the invaluable work of Breast Health International.” The handbag (above), which Zellweger toted to an event in Milan this week, is tan suede, and features herringbone lining and gold trim. Made from natural, vegetable-tanned leather, the purse retails for $299, with $100 from each sale benefiting BHI. Since first launching this initiative in 2007, the brand has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the charity. Pick up your bag beginning May 6 at Tommy Hilfiger stores, select department stores and on tommy.com. –Kate Hogan

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