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AWARENESS MONTH
YOUR PURCHASE
PROVIDING HOPE.
JUST PURCHASING
SCRUBS.
50% of all net profits are given to our charity partners.
You’ll pay the same price you’ve been paying for the same scrubs you’ve been wearing.
We’ll gladly do customized embroidery.
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About the model. Tanya Gee was a force in the state of SC. She was a judge, a leader, a mother, a friend. She lost her battle to cancer and was taken from us far too early but will always remain an inspiration to Just Cause Scrubs.
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Skechers Vitality V-neck Top
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Skechers Reliance Cargo Drawstring Pant
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Grey’s Anatomy™ Classic Women’s Drawstring Pant
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Skechers Reliance Mock Wrap Top
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Jockey Women’s Favorite V-neck Top
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Grey’s Anatomy™ Classic Women’s Round Neck Warm-Up Jacket
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Skechers Vitality Logo Elastic Pant
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Grey’s Anatomy™ Classic Women’s V-Neck Shirred Back Top
Available in 12 colorsFrom $26.25
About Our
Founders
When Dr. Scott Porter, a sarcoma surgeon, and his friends Marshall and Laura Johnson got together to discuss making an impact on the world through charity, an idea was born.
Scott was a rarity. He had both an MD and an MBA, so his business sensibilities and compassion were uniquely aligned in a way rarely found in clinical practice. Marshall was a serial entrepreneur with companies involved in the textile industry and a deep understanding of the logistics of the business.
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