Introducing our limited-edition product: The "I Throw My Chancla at Breast Cancer" Ceramic Coffee Mug, specially crafted to commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. Stand with us in the fight against breast cancer as we donate 100% of the proceeds from every purchase to the esteemed Alamo Breast Cancer Foundation (ABCF). 
Warm your heart and your hands with every sip from this thoughtfully designed mug. Embrace the cozy ritual of enjoying your favorite hot beverages as you make a meaningful contribution to breast cancer research and support.
Made with your convenience and well-being in mind, this ceramic mug is a testament to both style and functionality. Crafted from durable, white ceramic, it holds 11 ounces (0.33 liters) of liquid, providing you with the perfect companion for your morning coffee, afternoon tea, or indulgent hot chocolate.
The mug's rounded corners and ergonomic C-handle ensure a comfortable grip, enhancing your overall drinking experience. More than just an exquisite piece of drinkware, this mug is also a symbol of solidarity, reminding us all of the importance of raising awareness and funding for breast cancer research.
Prioritizing your health and safety, the "Throw My Chancla at Breast Cancer" Ceramic Coffee Mug is certified lead and BPA-free. You can enjoy your beverages without any concerns, as this mug is both microwave and dishwasher-safe. It seamlessly integrates into your daily routine, making it a hassle-free addition to your kitchen.
Whether you're looking to treat yourself or searching for the ideal gift for your loved ones, this mug ticks all the boxes. Not only does it support a crucial cause, but it also complements the lifestyles of coffee enthusiasts, tea aficionados, and chocolate lovers alike.
Let your morning routine become a statement of solidarity. Join us in raising awareness and contributing to the fight against breast cancer with each delightful sip from the "Throw My Chancla at Breast Cancer" Ceramic Coffee Mug. Order yours today and make a lasting impact in the lives of those affected by breast cancer.