Blue Backs the Pink, a charitable organization
When you buy a patch or other items, you help cancer patients in Colorado get treatment.
About Us
Our Team
Our team includes the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office (ACSO), Littleton Adventist Hospital (LAH), and you! When you buy these items, the money raised will pay for breast cancer and prostate cancer treatments for patients at LAH. You'll be helping men and women in your own community.
Please wear your blue items this September to let prostrate cancer patients know we're in this fight together. Then wear your pink items in October to support breast cancer survivors. Get your challenge coins and law enforcement patches today!
Our History
The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office teamed up with Littleton Adventist Hospital in 2018 to make a difference in the fight against cancer. We are just one of several law enforcement agencies around the country taking part in the Pink Patch Project. The first year, we were able to donate $2,500 to the hospital.
In July 2019, we added a blue patch, a blue pin, blue hats and blue challenge coins to let men struggling with prostrate cancer know we're with them in the fight.
In August 2019, we partnered with The Denver Channel News 7 (ABC Denver) to help spread the word about how people can help indigent cancer patients at Littleton Adventist Hospital get treatments.
Our Mission
The ACSO wants to give back to our community - and we were lucky enough to find a partner in LAH to do just that. Our goal is to provide financial relief to the many men and women fighting breast and prostate cancer in Colorado. We also hope to send them a message that they're not alone in their struggle.
Please make a donation
If you don't want to buy our products, you can still help by making a donation. Our 501(c)3 is 100% volunteer. That means every dollar goes to local men and women needing cancer treatments at Littleton Adventist Hospital. Thank you.
