HTeaO Launches October Round-Up Campaign Benefiting the Ryan Palmer Foundation Breast Cancer Initiative

Each Hope Kit is designed to provide comfort, encouragement, and practical support during treatment.

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HTeaO Launches October Round-Up Campaign Benefiting the Ryan Palmer Foundation Breast Cancer Initiative

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HTeaO launches its October Round-Up Campaign to benefit the Ryan Palmer Foundation's Breast Cancer Initiative, aiming to provide comfort and support to breast cancer patients. The campaign, which includes the sale of Hope Kits, raised almost $120,000 last year.

Each Hope Kit is designed to provide comfort, encouragement, and practical support during treatment. This year’s kits include fuzzy socks, a tumbler, tea, a Thrive Causemetics product, unscented lotion, lip balm, a HOPE journal and pen, an inspirational bracelet, breast cancer educational resources, and a handwritten note from Jennifer Palmer.

“Thanks to the incredible generosity of our customers, last year’s campaign raised almost $120,000 to support breast cancer patients,” said Justin Howe, co-founder and CEO of HTeaO. “With so many new stores opening and more communities joining the HTeaO family, we can’t wait to see the difference we’ll make together this year. This campaign is what Brewing Purpose is all about. Coming together to lift people up when they need it most.”

The Ryan Palmer Foundation was founded in 2003 by Amarillo native and professional golfer Ryan Palmer, with a mission to provide opportunities for young people and uplift those in need. Inspired by his wife’s experience with chemotherapy, Palmer launched the Breast Cancer Initiative in 2019, which has since supported hundreds of breast cancer patients across the country.

To mark the month-long campaign, all HTeaO locations will feature pink straws throughout October as a visible sign of support for breast cancer awareness.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on September 23, 2025. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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