Paint the Town Pink with Evolve Wellness.
This October, Evolve Wellness is proud to be an official sponsor of Paint the Town Pink 2026, supporting Cancer LifeNet at University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health's Patricia D. and M. Scot Kaufman Cancer Center.
Breast cancer awareness is about more than wearing pink. It's about supporting the people who are navigating a diagnosis, the loved ones walking alongside them, and the resources that can make an incredibly challenging journey feel a little less overwhelming.
Cancer LifeNet provides free supportive programs and navigation services to individuals with cancer and their loved ones throughout Harford and Cecil counties, regardless of where they receive their cancer treatment.
Funded entirely through philanthropy, Cancer LifeNet offers more than 300 free supportive programs, helping community members navigate the practical, emotional, and everyday challenges that can come with a cancer diagnosis. For nearly two decades, it has served as a lifeline for thousands of local patients and families.
Here's How You Can Help
Throughout the month of October, we are raising money for Cancer LifeNet and breast cancer awareness in two ways:
Donate directly -- You can make a contribution through our website to support Cancer LifeNet.
Shop our pink products -- We are also highlighting a collection of pink and women's wellness products in the Evolve Apothecary. 100% of the profits from these featured products will be donated to Cancer LifeNet.
Our featured products include:
Socks that Support Mental Health (Houseplants Design) -- 5% of proceeds are also donated to NAMI
The New Menopause by Mary Claire Haver, MD
Socks That Support Women's Equality (Fields of Florals Design) -- 5% of proceeds are also donated to Equality Now
Every purchase is a small way to show up for our community. And together, those small acts can help provide meaningful support for people and families facing cancer.
Whether you donate, shop our featured products, or simply share Cancer LifeNet's mission with someone who might benefit from its services, thank you for helping us support cancer care in our community.
We are proud to be part of a community that believes no one should have to navigate a cancer diagnosis alone.