Qwest's pink Sanyo phones for breast cancer awareness

by Brian White, posted May 18th 2007 at 6:26PM

Just like in 2006, Qwest is teaming with Sanyo to bring pink-colored wireless phones to the public while supporting the Susan G. Komen for the cure of breast cancer. A minimum of $50,000 (max of $100,000) will be donated to the Susan G. Komen foundation as Qwest sells the pink-hued handsets through 100 locations in its 14-stare service area. Want something easier? They'll also be available at www.quest.com. Pink Sanyo handsets to be made available include the Katana slim flip and the more entry-level SCP-2400 and SCP-3100 models. If you're in the market for a new Sanyo phone with Qwest and like to support cancer research and outreach programs, this is a great way to do it.

Filed under: Handsets, Sanyo

Tags: Breast cancer research, BreastCancerResearch, Quest Sanyo, QuestSanyo, Qwest, Qwest handsets, QwestHandsets, Sanyo handsets, SanyoHandsets

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Pete @ May 19th 2007 11:49PM

What about prostrate cancer? Breast cancer kills about as many people as prostrate cancer, but breast cancer gets 12 TIMES the funding that prostrate cancer gets.

We need to stop treating men as disposable and ignoring male illnesses.

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braksator @ May 20th 2007 6:49PM

A great way to support cancer research is by giving money to cancer researches, not by buying into some cute marketing scheme.

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