As “Pinktober” ended Bluesky donated to cancer coalition

Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — The month of October is internationally recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, commonly known as “Pinktober” for the waves of pink that people all over the world wear to show their support for those who have been affected by breast cancer.

For this reason, Bluesky has donated a total of $3,000 to the American Samoa Community Cancer Coalition (ASCCC) annually in support of their mission of helping the people of American Samoa fight cancer. 

Bluesky is grateful for the opportunity to give back to the community to not only offer support but also raise social awareness about breast cancer. With gratitude, Bluesky acknowledges the ASCCC for all their hard work in not only raising awareness in our community but for their support to our people who are bravely battling or have survived breast cancer.

“We understand that fighting breast cancer takes everyone. We offer our support to the American Samoa Community Cancer Coalition through our donation and hope it might be of aid to raise awareness and care for our community” says Justin Tuiasosopo, Bluesky Chief Executive Officer.

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