FORT MYERS, Fla. - TelAve -- Sponsors and vendors are needed for Partners for Breast Cancer Care's (PfBCC) annual Human Pink Ribbon event from 9 to 11 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 21.

The community event, a heartwarming display of unity in the fight against breast cancer, will take place at Bell Tower Shops in Fort Myers. Together, hundreds of participants will gather with pink umbrellas to form a massive Human Pink Ribbon, symbolizing hope, healing and the power to save lives. Pink umbrellas will be available for purchase at the event for $25. Past participants are invited to bring pink umbrellas from previous Human Pink Ribbon events and participate for $15.

"Our annual Human Pink Ribbon event is a reminder that breast cancer awareness is important year-round, not just in October," said Janet Darnell, executive director of Partners for Breast Cancer Care. "This display of camaraderie during National Cancer Prevention Month gives our supporters a chance to come together and fight for what matters: making sure underserved individuals in our community have a chance at a fulfilling life, cancer-free."

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The Human Pink Ribbon event benefits PfBCC, the only nonprofit in Southwest Florida that funds breast screening, diagnostic testing and treatment for limited-income and uninsured women and men in Collier, Lee, Charlotte, Hendry and Glades counties. PfBCC receives no federal, state, county or city funding – all funds are raised in the community and stay local, directly helping those in need to get access to preventative breast care at no cost.

The event will feature performances from the Calendar Girls and local stilt walker and balloon artist Way Too Tall Torrie, as well as appearances from the Pink Heals Fire Truck, a DJ and more. Participants can register at the Feb. 21 event.

Multiple sponsorship opportunities are available:

• $5,000 – includes four umbrellas, a table at the event, a speaking opportunity, and a social media and website mention
• $1,000 – includes three umbrellas, a table at the event, a speaking opportunity, and a social media and website mention
• $500 – includes two umbrellas, a table at the event and a social media and website mention
• $250 – includes one umbrella, a table at the event and a social media and website mention
• $100 – includes a table at the event and a social media and website mention

Vendor opportunities are also available for nonprofits and businesses. Business vendors will donate a percentage of sales to PfBCC. Tables and chairs will be provided, and tents are recommended.

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To become a sponsor or vendor, please contact Executive Director Janet Darnell at janetdarnellpfbcc@yahoo.com or 239-454-8540 to receive a sponsorship form. To learn more about PfBCC, visit PFBCC.org.