Mike Robb, executive director of Alliance for Nonprofit Resources, attempts to give 18-month-old Gianna Manning of Butler, a pink lollipop Wednesday in the children's section of the Butler Area Public Library on North McKean Street. Jordan Grady, project coordinator, in back, along with Robb and three other ANR staffers took to the city streets in inflatable pink costumes to hand out lollipops to the community to raise awareness about breast cancer.

Jordan Grady, project coordinator at Alliance of Nonprofit Resources hands a pink lollipop to Jonah Kramer, 2, of Butler who's dressed as the Cat in the Hat in the children's section of the Butler Public Library at 218 N McKean St, Butler, PA. Clark Rogerson, 3 and a half, of Butler, dressed as Clifford, also received a pink lollipop. Behind Grady is Brian Peffer, IT Director at ANR, who, along with three other ANR employees took to the streets of Butler in inflatable pink costumes to hand out lollipops to the community to raise awareness for breast cancer as October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, comes to a close.

Jordan Grady, project coordinator at Alliance of Nonprofit Resources hands a pink lollipop to a passing driver in a parking lot off Main Street in Butler Wednesday morning. Grady and four other ANR employees took to the streets of Butler in inflatable pink costumes to hand out lollipops to the community to raise awareness for breast cancer as October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, comes to a close.

Katie Doerr, Center for Community Resources Program Manager of Crisis and Drug and Alcohol on North Street location, takes a handful pink lollipops from The Alliance of Nonprofit Resources IT Director, Brian Peffer Wednesday morning on Main Street in Butler. Peffer and four other ANR employees took to the streets of Butler in inflatable pink costumes to hand out lollipops to the community to raise awareness for breast cancer.