This October, the Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce is encouraging our business community to come together and turn commerce into a cause!
We invited Chamber members to share ways their businesses are supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month, whether it’s a special offering, product, event, fundraiser, donation, campaign or another creative way of giving back.
We want to shine a spotlight on our members who are making a difference and helping our community discover the many ways they can support this important cause.
Please find below their “Pink Promotions” and note that together, we can support awareness, encourage action and show what happens when our business community comes together for a cause that matters.
ALCOM Corporation, in cooperation with Spatterwork Media and Entertainment and Mossa Design Group, is offering a comprehensive multimedia public awareness campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, including:
- “Tallahassee Talks with Brien Sorne” Programming: A weekly breakdown
featuring structured guest lineups, bringing local oncologists, patient
navigators, and breast cancer survivors into the studio. - Radio Messages: A series of 60-second and 30-second messages will be
produced and scheduled for broadcast placement on WMMB Moose
Magnificat Internet Radio and WVFT Real Talk Broadcast Radio. - Tallahassee Family Magazine Digital Spread: Design concepts and copy
framework integrating real local survivor stories alongside interactive
screening resource calls-to-action. - Social Media Kit: High-engagement copy templates and visual mock-up
directions optimized for square grid platforms to cross-promote the radio
interviews and magazine articles. - October 2026 Master Schedule: A clean, multi-channel weekly timeline
matrix mapping out synchronized drops across all audio, print, and digital
outlets.
“Quotes for a Cause — Think Pink” campaign during October.
Alisha Clayton State Farm will donate $5 for every completed insurance quote during our promotional period in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. There is no purchase necessary to participate. Community members can simply contact our office for an insurance quote, and each completed quote will help us contribute another $5 toward the cause. The theme will be: Protect What Matters. Support What Matters. The team is also incorporating pink throughout our office and social media during the campaign to encourage our customers, friends, and fellow Tallahassee businesses to join us in raising awareness and supporting those impacted by breast cancer.
To show their support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Berger Singerman, LLP hosted a firm-wide “Wear Pink Day” on Wednesday, October 14.
Make time for your mammogram this October! Annual screening mammograms are an important part of preventive care and early detection. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, CHP is offering additional Saturday appointments to make it easier for members to stay on top of their screening. Appointments are available October 17 and October 31 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. at CHP Governors Square. No physician order or referral is required for a screening mammogram. Call 850-523-7246 to schedule your appointment. Make time to learn more about your breast health this October.
Additionally, join Capital Health Plan for a Breast Health Education Talk facilitated by Dr. Amy Neal during Breast Cancer Awareness Month on Saturday, Oct. 17. Save the date and join CHP for a conversation about breast health.
On October 14, FAMU hosted its Pink Walk 2026, a signature event of FAMU BAS Pink Week, in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The campus community was invited to walk together in support of breast cancer survivors, their families and others impacted by breast cancer. Participants were encouraged to wear pink, bring friends, colleagues, classmates and campus organizations as they came together to raise awareness and show support.
Additionally, on October 21, FAMU and The National Society of Black Women in Medicine Incorporated will host the annual Ribbons For Healing fundraiser for breast cancer awareness, allowing students from across campus to buy ribbons and write a personal message in honor of, in remembrance of, or in support of someone affected by breast cancer. The ribbons will be on display throughout the event, representing support, and awareness within our college community. All proceeds and earnings from the ribbon sales will benefit an individual, family, or organization touched by breast cancer in providing meaningful support, advocacy, and community unity during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Jackson Financial Group and Meet Me in Midtown collected donations for the Joanna Francis Living Well Foundation at their Pink Lemonade Stand on Friday, October 16 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Lively Technical College turned Monday, October 5 into a day of awareness, support and plenty of pink! Presented by the Student Engagement Team, their Awareness Month event brought students and staff together to show their support while learning more about important causes recognized throughout October.
The campus was filled with pink as students and staff proudly wore their pink to help raise awareness for breast cancer. Students came out in their numbers to support the event, creating a fun and energetic atmosphere across campus.
This October, Lucky Goat is selling specialized Breast Cancer Awareness Billy Goat bags. For every pink bag purchased, 10% will be donated the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc. to help support their mission.
This October, Midtown Men’s Health & Med Spa is offering % off all aesthetic treatments in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and at Miller’s Tree Service, they are proud to stand with the fighters, celebrate the survivors and honor the lives of those we’ve lost. Being Rooted in the Tallahassee community means supporting the people who make this community so special — not just caring for its trees. This photo is to raise awareness and remind others that when our community comes together, we’re stronger. Here’s to strength, hope, courage and continuing to raise awareness all October long.
During the month of October, the North Florida Women’s Care team will be wearing pink all month long to show their support for breast cancer awareness. Additionally, North Florida Women’s Care will be the official sponsor of the pink chair at the Making Strides of the Big Bend breast cancer walk at Cascades Park on October
During the month of October, the North Florida Women’s Care team will be wearing pink all month long to show their support for breast cancer awareness.
This October, The Pilates Method is proud to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Throughout the month, they will be donating a portion of the proceeds from every Pilates class to the American Cancer Society in support of breast cancer research, education and patient services.
Breast cancer has touched the lives of so many in our community, including people we know and love. The Pilates Method is grateful to be able to use what they do every day to give back, honor those affected and support the hope for a future without breast cancer.
The flamingos are back, and this year, there are more ways to join the flock. First Commerce Credit Union and the Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare (TMH) Foundation, with support from Altrua Global Solutions, are launching the 2026 Flamingo Challenge, inviting individuals, families, businesses, schools and community groups to flock together, raise funds and support local breast cancer patients.
Now in its seventh year, the Flamingo Challenge has become a community tradition during Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. Last year, participants raised more than $100,000, bringing the campaign’s total support for breast cancer patients at Tallahassee Memorial’s Walker Breast Program to more than $500,000.
“The #FlamingoChallenge is a powerful example of the impact that can come from a community uniting for a shared purpose,” said First Commerce CEO Cecilia Homison. “What makes it even more meaningful is knowing that every dollar raised stays local, directly supporting breast cancer patients and families in the communities we serve. We’re incredibly grateful for the individuals, businesses and organizations who join us each year and continue to make a meaningful difference for our neighbors when they need it most.”
CLICK HERE for more information and ways to join this year’s flock!
