BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) - Pop-up pink pumpkin patches at three Baton Rouge General locations are back for its Breast Cancer Awareness Month Protect Your Pumpkins campaign. The campaign promotes annual mammograms for women ages 40 and over, according to BRG. The pink pumpkins can be found on the Bluebonnet, Mid City and Ascension campuses. Anyone can stop by and take one of the pink pumpkins for free. Additional pumpkins can be purchased for $10. The pumpkins used in this campaign are known as “Porcelain Doll” pumpkins. "Only about 50 farms across the country grow these pink pumpkins, which are part of a national campaign launched in 2012 to encourage people to show unity in the fight to find a cure," BRG said. If you stop by Baton Rouge General's Bluebonnet location, you will find more than just pink pumpkins. This location will have a 15-foot inflatable pink pumpkin, pink balloons, caricature drawings, a vintage truck and food and drink. People can try pink lemonade, Ravasio’s Italian ice, and Posh Pop will be selling pink-themed gourmet popcorn. What to know when getting checked for breast cancer On Saturday, Oct. 12, BRG is hosting Mammos & More at their Bluebonnet location from 9 a.m. to noon. This event includes a mammogram and clinical breast exam, mimosas and a pop-up charm bar by Forever Lillies. Mammograms are available at each of the BRG campuses and there is an imaging location on O’Neal Lane. To schedule an appointment, go to this website or call 225-769-1847. The hospital said Saturday mammograms are available at the Ascension campus. Where to find pink pumpkin patches Bluebonnet location: Corner of Bluebonnet Boulevard and Picardy Avenue. Mid City location: North Boulevard side of the hospital. Ascension location: Left side of the facility's parking lot. Latest News Trump set to hold 'emotional' rally in Butler, site of assassination attempt Obama to campaign for Harris in key swing states, starting with Pennsylvania 'Her crimes are very serious': Election officials thankful for former Colorado county clerk's 9-year prison sentence Lawmaker on Helene conspiracy theories: 'PLEASE help stop this junk' Furry Friends Friday: Meet Sidney, a cat up for adoption .