October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Scorpion Percussion is proud to stand behind an incredible cause. All month long, we’ll be donating 2% of every sale on our website to the Breast Cancer Can Stick It! Foundation, an organization dedicated to raising awareness, supporting patients, and funding research through the power of music and drumming.
This cause hits close to home for the drumming community. Founded by drummer and breast cancer survivor April Samuels, Breast Cancer Can Stick It! uses music as a rallying cry to unite musicians and fans in the fight against breast cancer. From fundraising events to community outreach, they’ve raised hundreds of thousands of dollars that directly support the mission of saving lives and providing hope.
This October, when you stock up on sticks, gear, or accessories from Scorpion Percussion, you’re not just elevating your playing—you’re helping make an impact. Every order placed at scorpionpercussion.com contributes directly to the fight against breast cancer.
And the support doesn’t end there. On Sunday, November 2, 2025, Scorpion Percussion will proudly sponsor the Breast Cancer Can Stick It! Drummathon at Legacy Hall in Plano, Texas. This annual event is FREE TO ATTEND and brings together drummers, musicians, and fans for a day filled with music, fundraising, and community spirit. Join us for celebrity rockstar drummers (see list below!), live musical guests, family, friends, and YOU!
- Zoro aka The Minister of Groove (Lenny Kravitz, Bobby Brown)
- Jake Sommers (Luke Combs)
- Matt Starr (Ace Frehely, Mr. Big)
- ...more announced each week!
Here’s how you can get involved:
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Shop at scorpionpercussion.com in October—2% of your purchase goes directly to Breast Cancer Can Stick It!
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Donate directly to Breast Cancer Can Stick It! CLICK HERE
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Spread the word to friends and fellow drummers.
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Join us at the Drummathon on November 2 to celebrate music and make a difference.
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Together, we can amplify awareness and beat breast cancer one beat at a time.
