Vineyard Vines is donating a portion of proceeds from its limited-run collection to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation—an organization aiming to prevent and cure breast cancer by advancing research. The charitable line includes apparel, accessories and a few stationary items. 

The modern-favorite golf brand has an entire collection of golf shoes, polos, zip-ups, visors, skirts and other accessories in which a portion of the proceeds will go toward Play for P.I.N.K. to support breast cancer research. These pink slides are a trendy option to throw in your golf bag for knocking around after a round of golf, and the “Gallivanter” white golf shoes—with a blushing pink trim—make a more formal, yet still flirty, option for the course.

The very clear, very bold, and very iconic End Cancer line of hats has been a bestseller since its creation, which was a collaboration between Imperial and PGA Tour Joel Dahmen, bucket hat-connoisseur and cancer survivor. Portions of the proceeds from each product in the #EndCancer collection goes to the MD Anderson Care Center and will help fund research and innovative care for cancer patients.

Yeti's limited-edition Ice Pink colorway has been released again to support Breast Cancer awareness. The brand is also donating $100K this month between their two charitable partners. The first is Boarding for Breast Cancer, which uses surf, skate and snow events educating young people about early detection, breast cancer prevention through a healthy lifestyle and providing support for those affected by breast cancer. The second is Casting for Recovery, an organization that provides healing outdoor retreats and fly-fishing outings for women with breast cancer, at no cost.

Adidas designed an entire capsule for the month in partnership with the National Breast Cancer Foundation, which empowers and supports those affected by and at-risk of developing breast cancer, all the while centering nature and encouraging time outdoors. Fittingly, the line features a range of athletic footwear, tees and windbreakers. Through November, the company will donate $15 from each full-price purchased item to the Foundation.

This plant-based powder is packed with hydrating coconut, pink Himalayan salt and monk fruit to name a few ingredients. With each purchase through the month of October, Cure is donating 25 percent of proceeds to Bright Pink, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting young and under-resourced women’s breast and ovarian health. The company has also donated one thousand sticks of their grapefruit electrolytes to Barbells for Boobs and The Cancer Couch Foundation.

The iconic Americana brand has an entire “Pink Pony” collection in which, year round, a quarter of each item’s purchase price is donated to support greater equity in cancer detection, treatment, access, and care. The collection includes perfume and sunglasses, and has tees, sweaters and polos for all genders and ages.  

Known for their whimsical, floral prints and totes, Vera Bradley has been raising funds to support breast cancer research since the 1990s, totaling $38 million so far. Funds go toward their Vera Bradley Foundation Center for Breast Cancer Research at Indiana University, which has been studying and innovating treatment and therapy options for patients, as well as other research. This pouch, which is an optimal size for storing coins, jewelry or chargers and sliding into a gym or golf bag, will see 100 percent of proceeds go toward the foundation. But there are plenty of other options for golfers that still give back, like these sunglasses or this weekender bag (below). 

For the fifth year in the row, Lilly Pulitzer has partnered with the Breast Cancer Research Foundation which helps fund the tools and resources doctors and scientists need to find a cure and ensure more people can live longer, healthier lives. The brand has created a punchy pink print for the occasion, with many athletic (and post-exercise) apparel options, including this zip-up, which is also made with over 75 percent recycled polyester.

This headband is designed (and crafted in Pennsylvania) for adventurers of all sorts, which means it’s perfect for golf in all kinds of climates. A portion of the proceeds will go toward the National Breast Cancer Foundation, which focuses on educating the public about breast cancer and the importance of early detection, as well as funding free programs to offer hope, resources and support for those diagnosed.

With every one of Columbia’s “Tested Tough in Pink” products purchased, the brand will donate $1 to support the National Breast Cancer Foundation in providing free mammograms to those who need it. These black leggings feature a pink care ribbon to raise awareness, as well as pockets for convenient storage while wearing. The collection also features cozy and active hoodies, pullovers, long sleeve tees and zip-ups.