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Medicine 2011-10-10 1 min read

TonerGreen Goes Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

For Two Weeks in October, TonerGreen.com Will Be Donating a Percentage of Sales to Breast Cancer Research

BREA, CA, October 10, 2011

With Breast Cancer Awareness Month already in full-swing, TonerGreen.com, an online leader in American made, remanufactured printer supplies, will be doing their part in supporting the fight against breast cancer.

From October 10-21, TonerGreen.com will donate 5% of every sale to breast cancer research. Every sale will help fund program services, research, public health education, treatment, screening and other services that will help to prevent breast cancer and to eventually find a cure. On top of the 5% donation, TonerGreen.com will also show their appreciation to customers who are helping them support the cause by giving them a 5% discount on every purchase.

Donating to breast cancer research is part of TonerGreen's commitment not only to helping environmental causes, but also their initiative to be socially responsible. TonerGreen,s mission is to provide consumers eco-friendly solutions to their printing needs, while also giving them an opportunity to make a difference with each purchase.

TonerGreen was founded in April 2009 under the name TonerforEarth.com. Propelled by the founders' vision to provide a variety of value-added eco-friendly products under one location, the internet store TonerGreen was created. Presently, TonerGreen's primary product line includes U.S.-made premium remanufactured toner cartridges and remanufactured inkjet cartridges. Since its inception, TonerGreen.com has been envisioned to be a major source of specialty products that contribute to energy conservation, sustainability, and environmental responsibility. As part of this mission, donates 1% of every purchase to environmental causes through Earthshare. TonerGreen is also a Green America approved business and a member of AASHE, the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education.