Lazy Sunday PJs Supports A Cause for Entertainment's 2026 Fundraising Gala

Oct 5, 2026

The California sleepwear brand contributes pajama sets to an evening benefiting people affected by breast cancer.

Los Angeles, CA (PRUnderground) October 5th, 2026

Lazy Sunday is proud to support A Cause for Entertainment, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and communities affected by breast cancer. The organization raises awareness and funds to support research, education and the individuals and families who are currently facing a breast cancer diagnosis.

Lazy Sunday's donated pajama sets will be featured in A Cause for Entertainment's 2026 Fundraising Gala, taking place October 11 at Dragonfly Hollywood in Los Angeles. The evening will bring together supporters for live entertainment and fundraising, with proceeds benefiting Shay Sharpe's Pink Wishes. Event details.

For Lazy Sunday, the contribution is an opportunity to extend its focus on comfort and care beyond everyday sleepwear and into the community. The brand is honored to contribute to an event that brings people together in support of those navigating breast cancer.

About Lazy Sunday

Founded by Mili Ladha, Lazy Sunday is a California sleepwear brand that pairs playful prints with soft fabrics and thoughtful details. Created for slow mornings, long weekends, and favorite nights in, its pajama sets bring a little more Sunday to everyday life. Explore the collection at lazysunday.la.

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