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Beaverton Police Department is now selling limited edition pink patches with all proceeds going towards Breast Friends.
Each patch will be sold for $10, with $9 supporting Breast Friends.
Community members can buy patches at the Beaverton Police Department from Lieutenant Keith Welch or Public Information Officer Jeremy Shaw during daytime business hours. Outside daytime hours please call 503-526-2261 and ask for Lt. Welch or Officer Shaw.
Breast Friends was founded in 2000 by two breast cancer survivors and is local to Washington County. Breast Friends ensures no woman goes through cancer alone.
Breast Friends is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and all sales will include a receipt for tax purposes. There is no limit on the number of patches that can be bought.
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