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Join us to #erasekidcancer
Organized by Deirdre Jack
Jerzees 50/50 T-shirt
- Sizes YXS - XXXXL
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About this campaign
no
child would ever have to fight cancer.
We're joining forces with medical communities, scientists and people like you
to help make that wish come true. Let's get the word out about childhood cancer
to help make cancer disappear.
This is our second #erasekidcancer T-shirt campaign with Booster. During our first campaign, which ran 8/26/14 to 9/10/14, we sold 670 shirts and raised $7,484 for pediatric cancer research! Many thanks to everyone who have ordered and donated. Your help is appreciated!
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and time to spread the word.
Buy this shirt (with either the green or purple imprint), then: 1. Take a selfie. 2. Upload it to Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. 3. Use #erasekidcancer and tag @cookchildrens.
Funds raised through the sale of this shirt will help support life-saving treatments, technology and programs for the young patients and their families at Cook Children's in Fort Worth, Texas.
Let's create hope for kids, families and caregivers who are fighting to erase childhood cancer. For more information, visit erasekidcancer.org.
This shirt campaign will end on Sept. 25. If we are able to sell 50 shirts, Booster will then send the shirts for an estimated delivery date of Oct. 9.
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I worked as a pedi heme-onc nurse 5 years full-time, 5 years part-time and pedi hospice nurse 5years. Now, I get to take my nursing students to the heme-onc unit.
No kid should have cancer.
work for cooks and love our patients
Believe no child should ever have to battle cancer
My niece, Brooke Hester, is battling Stage 4 Neuroblastoma cancer.