Lyft #MoreGoodDays Campaign For Breast Cancer
Powerful Hashtag Highlights 1 Thing People Don't Know About Cancer
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Source: Instagram user jragg19
How does cancer suck? Oh, let me count the ways. One reason that many people don't realize, however, is a cancer patient's challenge with driving to and from chemotherapy sessions. Because some doctors forbid driving after undergoing such a physically draining treatment, finding reliable transportation can be inconvenient and expensive for patients without loved ones around to help. That's where the new #MoreGoodDays campaign from Lyft and Ford comes in.
To help give "more good days" to women battling breast cancer, Ford's Warriors in Pink foundation is partnering with ride-share service Lyft to provide 10,000 free rides for patients undergoing treatment. They are also asking your help to provide this valuable service — for every Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook post tagged #MoreGoodDays, the companies will donate one free ride for a patient in need.
"Share whatever helps you turn a difficult day into a better one — from a walk in the sunshine, your favorite funny video, to a phone call with your best friend — on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook, and include #MoreGoodDays," urges the campaign. "The more tips you share, the more good days we can give to those who really need one. And, your photos and tips will act as an inspiration bank on how to make their day a bit better."
Many people are already getting involved, sharing their own good-day tips to help provide the rides. Ahead, see some memorable #MoreGoodDays posts, and then be sure to share your own to provide 10,000 good days for people who need them most.
Henna for this beautiful lady going through chemo so she can boycott wigs makes my day brighter! @lyft #MoreGoodDays pic.twitter.com/j3WUZevocd
— Sowmya Ranganathan (@joyofhenna) May 19, 2015
.@lyft #MoreGoodDays Here's what makes my day brighter--my partner and her pup! pic.twitter.com/SdR1vokonp
— topher gross (@tophergross) May 19, 2015