Frequently asked questions
Most Think Pink Challenges can be set up and ready to launch within 1–2 business days. Once details are submitted, the IncentFit team handles configuration and ensures everything is ready for employees to join.
Participants earn points by completing and logging eligible breast cancer awareness and prevention activities throughout the challenge. Points can be earned for completing an online risk assessment, wearing pink, performing a self-exam or getting a mammogram, joining a 5K walk, and advocating for a partner, friend, or family member to participate in awareness and prevention activities.
Participants track eligible activities through manual entry in IncentFit, making it simple to log awareness, prevention, advocacy, and community support actions throughout the challenge.
This challenge includes activities focused on breast cancer awareness, prevention, and support, such as completing an online risk assessment, wearing pink, performing a self-exam or getting a mammogram, participating in a 5K walk, and encouraging others to take part in awareness or prevention activities.
The goal of Think Pink is to encourage breast cancer awareness, preventive action, and community support. The challenge helps participants engage in meaningful activities that promote early detection, education, and advocacy.
Yes. Offering prizes is optional but can help increase participation and keep employees engaged throughout the challenge. Common options include gift cards, wellness-related prizes, company swag, charitable donation matches, or recognition for top performers.
Participants are ranked by total points earned throughout the challenge. The winner is determined by the highest total point count at the end of the 4-week challenge.
Employees can typically join within a short grace period after the challenge begins. After that, admins can work with the IncentFit team to add participants if needed.
Administrative work is minimal. Once the challenge is set up, IncentFit handles tracking, scoring, leaderboards, and reporting so admins do not have to manually manage participant progress.
The Think Pink Challenge is ideal for organizations looking to support breast cancer awareness, preventive care, and community connection. It works well for employees who want to take meaningful action around education, early detection, advocacy, and support for others.