Jesse Sweigart | The Columbia Chronicle
COLUMBIA, PA — The Columbia Borough Police Department is once again showing its support in the fight against breast cancer with the release of its 2026 Pink Patch Project apparel collection, giving community members a chance to make a difference while proudly supporting a meaningful cause.
The annual Pink Patch Project has become a popular initiative that allows law enforcement agencies across the country to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research. This year’s collection features a variety of apparel options, and for the first time, youth sizes have been added, making it easier for entire families to participate in the cause together.
Officials announced that proceeds from sales will help support Breast Cancer Research, a disease that affects millions of individuals and families each year. By purchasing Pink Patch Project merchandise, residents can not only show their support for those impacted by breast cancer but also contribute directly to ongoing research efforts.
Community members interested in securing their apparel are encouraged to visit the department’s online store, where the 2026 collection is now available for purchase. Early shoppers will be among the first to wear this year’s exclusive designs and help spread awareness throughout the community.
The initiative also serves as a reminder of the important role local organizations and residents play in supporting charitable causes. Whether it’s purchasing a shirt, hoodie, or other Pink Patch apparel, every contribution helps advance research and brings attention to a cause that continues to touch countless lives.
For more information or to order merchandise, visit: https://www.mamaintimeout.com/cbpd
As October approaches and communities prepare to recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Columbia residents have an opportunity to stand together, support a worthy cause, and wear their pink with pride.
The Columbia Chronicle encourages readers to share photos of their Pink Patch Project apparel and help spread awareness throughout the borough.
