Shop Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness Month

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. And with breast cancer being the second leading cause of death among women, it’s as important as ever to spread awareness, give back to worthy organizations, and do your part to help the women in your life (including yourself) be healthy and informed. One small starting point to being involved is shopping for cure during BCA Month. We’ve rounded up 10 top products that are super-fun and chic and are also giving back tangibly to reputable and worthy BCA charities. Click through the slider below to learn more.

To get educated about breast cancer–from how you can take control of your own health to how you can get involved in giving back–visit nationalbreastcancer.org!

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Enabling Devices

<p><strong>Enabling Devices is a family-run business that designs, manufactures and sells adapted toys and accessible devices that make life more joyful and fulfilling for children and adults living with disabilities.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It started with a train set, a mercury switch, and a young boy whose therapist thought he couldn’t play with toys. In 1975 our founder, Dr. Steven Kanor, walked into a room at United Cerebral Palsy/Long Island and saw a boy sitting in a wheelchair, his head resting on his shoulder. When he asked where the toys were, the OT said, “He doesn’t have the motor skills to play with toys, and he can’t lift his head.” But Dr. Kanor was not interested in what the boy couldn’t do. He was interested in the boy's potential. The next morning, he was back. He’d brought a train set, which he’d connected to a mercury switch. The switch, the first capability switch he’d designed, was attached to the boy’s ear. When the boy raised his head, the switch made contact and the train ran around the tracks. After several weeks of playing with this toy, the boy was holding his head up straight, even when the train was not running. Dr. Kanor was elated.</p> <p>Since that day, he never stopped innovating, never stopped trying to make our products better, never stopped designing new devices. Today, our design team is just as passionate, just as creative, and just as committed to innovation as the man who founded this company. Enabling Devices is the place to find toys, devices and tools that help build more joyful, fulfilling lives. We have an extensive selection of adapted toys, capability switches, Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices, adapted electronics, mounts, iPad products, sensory items and products for the visually impaired.</p> <p>Over the years, the important constants remain. We’re still the same small, family-run company Steven Kanor founded in 1978, with the same values of personal connection and deep product knowledge. We’re still committed to providing caring, individualized service to each customer. And we’re still grateful for the privilege of sharing in your journey.</p>

Rock on Music School

<p><span style="font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-size: 13.3333px;">Since 2016, I have been providing interactive music sessions tailored to the individual (Ages 6 - Adult). Learn to play instruments, sing and express yourself in a fun, non-judgemental environment. In-Home lessions (Currently suspended due to Covid) and LIVE VIRTUAL MUSIC sessions are available and are approved by Self-Direction Providers. See and hear more on my website RockonMusicSchool.com.</span></span></p> <p><span style="font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-size: 13.3333px;">"Using music to build confidence and self-esteem is my greatest achievement.</span></span></p>

Camp Huntington

<p class="MsoNormal">A co-ed, residential program for children and young adults with special learning and developmental needs.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;">  </span>Our summer camp and weekend camp programs are designed to maximize a child’s potential, locate and develop strengths and hidden abilities. Your child will enjoy the fun-filled days of summer camp while learning practical social and life skills. We offer a unique program approach of adaptive therapeutic recreation, which combines key elements that encourage progress: structured programming, nurturing care, a positive setting, and academic instruction to meet IEP goals. Our campus is located in the beautiful hamlet of High Falls, New York within the Catskill Mountain region.</p>