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PREFER TO HAVE A PERSONALIZED SHIRT? CLICK HERE: https://www.bonfire.com/event/childhood-cancer-awareness-month-2023/
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The American Childhood Cancer Organization is once again partnering with Bonfire to raise awareness during September Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. ACCO works tirelessly to identify and reduce the disparity between adult and childhood cancer research and treatment.
The month of September is recognized as Childhood Cancer Awareness month and by the time it is over, another 1,300 children in the United States will be diagnosed with cancer. Even with the best treatments available, 1 in 5 children with cancer will not survive. And of those who do, most will have long-term side effects from their treatment. For these children and their families, childhood cancer is something that affects them every day of the year for the rest of their lives. For them, it?s not enough just to be aware - they need you to take action. Help raise awareness in September by joining with ACCO in the "fight."
With your donation, our nation?s littlest cancer patients and their families have been directly supported and given hope. ACCO is excited to share our ?What About Kids?? advocacy program made great strides in 2022. Through ACCO?s leadership and advocate training, $72.4 million in state funding for childhood cancer research was secured across 5 states! Our goal is to secure state-based childhood cancer research funding in 25 states by 2030. Financial support from our donors enables us to expand this innovative childhood cancer research funding initiative.
Donations also provide children with cancer and their families the informational resources needed to understand childhood cancer treatment in age-appropriate, easy-to-comprehend terminology. Education of even the littlest cancer patient is essential to understanding the difficult battle ahead. Our medical play kit provides children the opportunity to practice treatment procedures on ACCO?s mascot ?Cozy? to empower them before receiving the treatments themselves.
ACCO is proud to support families with our resources, and we love sharing about the positive impact they have made in the lives of children with cancer.
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