10/12/2026
Do you know why we wear pink?
The pink ribbon became a symbol of breast cancer awareness in the 1990s, building on earlier efforts to use ribbons as a way to bring attention to important causes. The color pink was chosen because it was traditionally associated with femininity, compassion, care, and the strength of women.
Over time, the pink ribbon grew into a worldwide symbol. Today, wearing pink is about more than a color. It represents support for those fighting breast cancer, hope for those going through treatment, remembrance for those we’ve lost, and a commitment to early detection.
To see if you are eligible for a FREE breast, cervical or colorectal cancer screening through CMAP, click the link below:
➡️ https://www.cmaprx.org/.../Cancer.../Cancer-Screening-Van
Appointments are recommended but not required. To schedule an appointment, please contact our Cancer Screening Specialist. 📱 318-767-3027
The Cancer Screening Project is funded by The Rapides Foundation and administered by its affiliate, CMAP.