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Socks That Make an Impact

Fighting Breast Cancer with Brandon Carr

We have teamed up with National Breast Cancer Foundation and Baltimore Ravens cornerback, Brandon Carr, to create three custom designed pink ribbon unisex socks to support NBCF’s mission of Helping Women Now.

50% of your purchase of these socks will be given to NBCF to provide early detection, education, and support services to women affected by breast cancer across the country.

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Brandon Carr   x   NBCF   x   DeadSoxy

50% of the proceeds from this collab will be donated to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Learn More About the National Breast Cancer Foundation

Fight Breast Cancer With Us

We're donating 50% of the total sales of the items below to the National Breast Cancer Foundations.

Grab a pair and help us fight breast cancer together.

UPDATE: We are SOLD OUT of Style 1 and Style 2.
Help us sell out of Style 3.

In Brandon's Words

“My passion for helping women fight breast cancer stems from my experience watching my mom battle the disease for so many years”, said Brandon.

“My mother was my everything, she was my rock, and I know she would have wanted me to use my experience and platform to help others. There are so many women in need of these services and I am looking forward to helping as many as we can.”

Brandon Carr, Baltimore Ravens Cornerback

About Our Partnership

Who Is the NBCF?

NBCF provides help and inspires hope to women affected by breast cancer. Since 1991, NBCF has been committed to Helping Women Now by providing early detection, education and support services to women across the country.

For more information, visit nationalbreastcancer.org

Who Is Carr Cares?

Founded in 2012, the Carr Cares Foundation focuses on the educational enrichment and physical fitness for youth. Influenced by founder Brandon Carr’s passion for literacy and his love of sports, the foundation provides students with opportunities to practice and perfect their literacy and athletic skills.

For more information, visit carrcares.org