Tough Enough To Wear Pink | Lewiston Roundup

Are You Tough Enough To Wear Pink?

September 5th, 2025

Tough Enough To Wear Pink was started by Terry Wheatley, a breast cancer survivor, and Karl Stressman, now PRCA Commissioner, along with Wrangler. They put their heads together to think of a way to make a difference. TETWP proceeds go to local cancer programs so they can assist in providing financial and emotional assistance to local cancer patients in need. On September 8th the Lewiston Roundup Association donates $1 for every person that wears PINK!

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Tough Enough To Wear Pink is a major fund-raising event for the foundation. Be sure to sign up for our email newsletter to stay informed about this year's event!

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A Portion of the Proceeds From Last Year's Event Was Donated To:

The Gina Quesenberry Foundation's goal is to provide financial assistance through donations and fund raising activities to area breast cancer patients in need. For more information visit: gqfoundation.org

The NW Cancer Foundation of Hope is dedicated to providing hope, strength, and assistance to help enrich and enhance the lives of our friends, family, and community members affected by cancer. The program offers a simple process for Whitman and Latah County physicians, hospital staff, support staff, and the individuals and families of those fighting the battle to request help. We hope to meet a need or a want and bring relief and hope to patients during their fight against cancer.

Casting for Recovery was founded on the principles that the natural world is a healing force and that cancer survivors deserve one weekend — free of charge and free of the stresses from medical treatment, home, or workplace — to experience something new and challenging while enjoying beautiful surroundings within an intimate, safe, and nurturing structure. For more information go to http://www.castingforrecovery.org.