A former firefighter has set up quite a unique nonprofit program that's bringing tears to everyone's eyes.
Dave Graybill, founder of Pink Heals, had a simple enough idea: He and a group of volunteers decided to travel the country in pink fire trucks and pink police cars so they could help promote support for women who are battling breast cancer on the individual and community level.
While we're not surprised when firefighters are showing off their bravery by rushing into burning buildings, we often forget that there are many ways to save a life. Pink Heals is not as dramatic as a towering inferno, but it's just as heroic, and just as necessary.
While the pink ribbon has been an incredible help to spreading awareness, Graybill and his volunteers are doing something a bit different from other groups, and how they're doing is is nothing less than incredible.
Their goal is to heal the women that this deadly disease has attacked in a completely new and unique way; while the bigger, multi-billion-dollar corporations are doing a lot of good, we're happy to hear that a smaller, not-for-profit group like Pink Heals is out there supporting women in the best way that they can.
Make sure to watch the amazing video to see how Dave Graybill and his heroic fireman over at Pink Heals helping to save women's lives one hug at a time. This is absolutely beautiful!
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