MTA goes pink to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month
The MTA says that members of the transit family will be taking part in the Making Strides Breast Cancer Walk that will be going on in Central Park on Sunday, Oct. 15.
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273ds agoThe Metropolitan Transportation Authority is going pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The agency says that not only will it encourage commuters to get screened and take preventative measures against breast cancer, but it will also be raising awareness by donning pink patches on uniforms.
"The MTA is giving out ribbons to raise awareness about breast cancer on Breast Cancer Awareness Month," said MTA CEO Janno Lieber. "We're taking advantage of the lighting system to show pink... you're going to see it in the lighting."
The MTA says that members of the transit family will be taking part in the Making Strides Breast Cancer Walk that will be going on in Central Park on Sunday, Oct. 15.