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ACCO - International Childhood Cancer Day - 2015
Organized by American Childhood Cancer Organization
Gildan Ultra Cotton T-shirt
- Sizes YXS - XXXXL
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About this campaign
The American Childhood Cancer Organization is proud
to share the launch of our 2015 International Childhood Cancer Day
(ICCD) tee-shirts. In less than a week, over 1,400 names were submitted
honoring Childhood Cancer Warriors who have fought or are still
fighting cancer. For whoever purchases the shirts, our goal is to have
them to you by February 15th,
which is International Childhood Cancer Day, so that we can all wear
them proudly and spread much needed awareness! We will also be
collecting photos of all of you in the shirts to share on our social
media platforms and blog. Proceeds from
this campaign will go towards ACCO programs designed to help children
and families that are currently going through the childhood cancer
battle. Please visit our website to learn more at http://www.acco.org 
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My son, Dale, battled cancer for 6 years and passed away in July after many complications from a BMT. I miss him every minute. We need to find better ways to treat cancer.
I support childhood cancer because every child deserves a chance. Only 3% of cancer research funding goes to childhood Cancer research. Children deserve to be heard and cured!!
For My daughter Aryn and all the brave little HEROS!
My grandson's name is on the shirt.
I've been in remission for 6 years but I remember the pain and can't imagine how these babies, these children go through the fight...so brave, so strong, they gave me the strength and the determination to become a survivor.
Because all children are precious.
In honor of our daughter Ava who is 5 months cancer free from hepatoblastoma.