COLTS LIMITED EDITION HATS AVAILABLE

The Indianapolis Colts Women’s Organization is selling special edition Breast Cancer Awareness hats for just $20 with all proceeds benefiting the IU Simon Cancer Center. *

Oct 11, 2011 at 02:40 AM

INDIANAPOLIS – For a limited time, the Indianapolis Colts Women's Organization is selling special edition Breast Cancer Awareness hats to benefit research at the IU Simon Cancer Center. The white baseball-style hats feature a pink embroidered horseshoe with the word "cure." The hats are just $20 (cash or check only) and are available for purchase at both Huddles Frozen Yogurt locations (Nora Plaza in Indianapolis and Main Street in Carmel). One hundred percent of the proceeds go to the IU Simon Cancer Center. Visit www.huddlesfrozenyogurt.com to find the location nearest you and pick up your hat today!

For inquiries about bulk orders or 20 or more hats, please contact Alexis Randall at alexis.randall@colts.nfl.net.

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