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AstraZeneca is a major international healthcare business engaged in the research, development, manufacture and marketing of prescription pharmaceuticals and the supply of healthcare services. It is one of the world's leading pharmaceutical companies with healthcare sales of $26.47 billion and leading positions in sales of gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, neuroscience, respiratory, oncology and infection products. In addition to drug assistance programs that have provided more than $3 billion in savings to more than 1 million patients throughout the US and Puerto Rico, Astra Zeneca is also a proud supporter of the Entertainment Industry Foundation’s Women’s Cancer Programs.
Through an unwavering commitment to innovation, Callaway Golf Company creates products and services designed to make every golfer a better golfer. Callaway Golf Company, which celebrates its 25th Anniversary in 2007, manufactures and sells golf clubs, balls, and accessories. The Callaway Golf Company Foundation strives to support initiatives in communities where company employees live and work, focusing on improving the lives of young people and providing access to essential health services. Partnering with the Entertainment Industry Foundation to create the Callaway Golf Foundation Women's Cancer Initiative, Callaway supports ovarian cancer research and education.
Lee® Jeans is a division of VF Corporation. Headquartered in Merriam, Kan., Lee manufactures and markets brand denim, casual pants, shirts, fleece and knit apparel. A brand committed to the community, Lee Jeans founded Lee National Denim Day®, the largest single-day fundraiser for breast cancer. Entering its second decade, Lee National Denim Day® benefits EIF's National Women's Cancer Research Fund and EIF's National Women's Cancer Research Alliance.
As one of the world's premiere manufacturers of luxury automobiles, Mercedes-Benz USA supports EIF's Women's Cancer Research Fund through the sale of special edition Mercedes vehicles in partnership with Saks Fifth Avenue's Key to the Cure.
As the largest hair care brand in the world, Pantene has been passionate about the power of beauty transformed through health for almost 60 years. Pantene understands the special relationship women have with their hair, and know the unique role hair can play in a woman’s identity and self-esteem. In recognition of this, Pantene partnered with the Entertainment Industry Foundation to create Pantene Beautiful Lengths in 2006. Pantene Beautiful Lengths is the first charitable campaign that encourages people to grow, cut and donate their healthy hair so that we can provide wigs for women living with cancer-related hair loss. In addition, Pantene has made a $1.5 million donation to support the work of EIF's Women's Cancer Research Fund Breast Cancer Biomarker Research Project.
philosophy is a skin-care company that believes beauty is more than skin deep. philosophy gives back to its loyal customers by supporting EIF's Women's Cancer Research Fund through the sale of a specially designed bath and shower gel available through philosophy’s website and special fundraising events on QVC.
Revlon is a co-creator of the Revlon Run/Walk for Women, a special fundraising event of the Entertainment Industry Foundation. Each year in celebration of Mother's Day, the run/walk is hosted in Los Angeles and New York, and has grown into one of the nation's largest 5K fundraising events. Funds raised support cancer research, counseling, and outreach programs including EIF's National Women's Cancer Research Alliance.
Saks Fifth Avenue is a worldwide fashion leader and a leading supporter of research dedicated to finding a cure for women's cancers. A long-standing partner of the Entertainment Industry Foundation, Saks Fifth Avenue supports EIF's Women's Cancer Research Fund through its Key to the Cure shopping weekend, which includes a specially designed t-shirt to benefit the cause.
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