The Ford Motor Company is famous for its contributions to charities and good causes. The automaker is always willing to donate time, money and resources to help make the world a better place. But breast cancer is one of the main causes to which Ford contributes.

In the last 14 years, Ford has donated nearly $100 million in money and contributions to breast cancer education and research. Last week, though, the auto company decided to double its normal contribution to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure organization.

In the past, Ford donated $250 to the breast cancer cause with each sale of a “Warriors in Pink” Mustang. With the new announcement, that figure will double to $500 with each sale of these Ford vehicles. Officials made this decision because of the popularity of the 2008 line of Warriors in Pink Mustangs. According to Connie Fontaine, manager of Ford’s Experiential Marketing, the company is able to “increase our support for the Cure at the same time.”

The Warriors in Pink Mustangs are available in both convertible and coupe models. They have a unique grille with a bright pink ribbon and a Mustang in the center. Along the fender, there is a pink Mustang stripe that gives it that edgy look and makes it even more appealing. On the inside, there are charcoal leather seats with pink stitching and floor mats to match.

If you choose the coupe option, you can even get it with an all-new glass roof that Ford is offering with several of its other coupe vehicles.

Ford hopes to raise another $1 million this year by selling the Warriors in Pink Mustangs. You can even get matching apparel to show your support for breast cancer research and education.