Fashion Targets Breast Cancer
Fashion Targets Breast Cancer (FTBC) was established in 1990 by Ralph Lauren after his friend and fashion editor of the Washington Post, Nina Hyde, died of breast cancer. Launched in the UK in 1996 by Breakthrough Breast Cancer, FTBC now celebrates its 12th year.
This year, FTBC is supported by high street retailers, including Marks & Spencer who have launched an exclusive campaign inspired range, 30% of the proceeds from which will be donated to Breakthrough Breast Cancer.
Topshop will be donating 50% of the retail price of their FTBC shopper bag and River Island will donate 45% of the retail price of the exclusive River Island FTBC range to Breakthrough Breast Cancer.
Plus, no less than £7.50 from the sale of each FTBC T-shirt online will go directly towards fighting breast cancer and no less than £4.50 from the sale of each Unisex T-shirt. Breakthrough Breast Cancer thanks
Breast Cancer still remains the most commonly diagnosed cancer amongst women and over 44,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year in the UK.
