Knott's Turns Pink! + Theme Park Outfit

Yesterday I had the pleasure of attending the Knott's For the Cure Press Conference Breakfast. In case you have not heard yet, Knott's Berry Farm will be turning pink from now until March 27 in support of breast cancer awareness. With every ticket you buy, you will be helping Susan G. Komen of Orange County, which is an organizations that offers free screenings, education, and support to breast cancer patients and survivors.

I was amazed at all of the support that Knott's Berry Farm, as well as Northgate Gonzalez Market, give to this organization. They allow Susan G. Komen to attend their facilities to provide free screenings to their workers and clients. For me, those actions speak louder than words and I applaud both of them for truly caring about the health of their employees.

One of the key speakers at the conference was Jaime Jenkins, a blogger who was recently diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. I could not help getting teary when she talked about her experience. Being alert and reminding ourselves of the importance of early screening is vital every day of the year. Cancer is often times curable if treated early. So, I invite you to pre-screen yourself, go to a clinic, or, if money is an issue, search for non-profit organizations that may offer free screenings locally. Let's reduce the mortality rate and increase the survivor rate! Let's work together for the cure!

If you are traveling to Southern California, or if you are a local, visit Knott's Berry Farm and save $26 dollars on your Park's entrance ticket by purchasing a Pink Ticket. To save, the only thing you have to do is purchase your ticket online here! FYI: This was my first time at Knott's and I loved it. It's a small park, but with fun attractions for everyone, even for those who, like me, don't like those super complex rides that make your neck hurt hehe. It was a rainy day in L.A. but that did not ruin our day!