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Save the Cups

Helping women fight breast cancer by providing
financial support and promoting early detection.

NEARLY $2 MILLION RAISED

169 WOMEN HELPED SINCE 2020

HOW WE GOT STARTED

Swig founder Nicole Robison wearing a pink Save the Cups sweatshirt

Save the Cups was founded in 2020, inspired by Swig founder Nicole Robison’s personal journey with breast cancer.

Following her diagnosis in 2009, Nicole completed treatment but faced overwhelming medical bills. After applying for financial assistance, she was stunned to learn an anonymous donor had paid off every dollar she owed. An act of generosity she will never forget.

Eleven years later, Nicole created Save the Cups to pay that kindness forward, helping women fighting breast cancer ease the financial burden of treatment so they can focus on healing and time with loved ones.

How You Can Nominate

Save the Cups was created to help women fighting breast cancer pay off their medical bills. If you or somebody you know is in need of financial assistance, fill out the form to apply.

Nominate Someone

Applications will be reviewed starting
November 1, 2026.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Spice Spice Baby specialty drinkCaramel Apple specialty drink

Available Sept. 14th – Oct. 10th

Specialty Drinks

Spice Spice Baby, Caramel Apple, Autumn Blush

$1 Donated to Save the Cups

Save the Cups pink camo tumbler with charm

Available Sept. 21st – 27th

Tumblers

32oz – $32 | 44oz – $42

32oz $5 Donated / 44oz $10 Donated
to Save the Cups

Green Save the Cups air freshenerPink Swig air freshener

Available Sept. 28th – Oct. 4th

Air Fresheners

2 Pack – $7

$3 Donated to Save the Cups

Tan Save the Cups hoodie, frontPink Save the Cups hoodie, back

Available Oct. 5th – 10th

Hoodies

2 colors – $45

$5 Donated to Save the Cups

HOW WE’VE DONE

2026 PROGRESS

Sept. 14th – Oct. 10th, we set the goal to raise $650,000 to help women fighting breast cancer! Follow us on our progress as we work to crush the goal!

RAISED: Coming soon
$0$150K$650K
99%

Breast Cancer has a
99% survival rate when
detected early!*

GET CHECKED

CLICK HERE for more
information on how to
perform a self-exam or
schedule a mammogram.