Please tell us where to send your free materials.

by Ruth I. Hoffman, MPH
A parental resource that provides a way to document medical treatments, hospital contact information, treatment expenditures, and local resources. This logbook also contains information about clinical trials, treatment procedures, blood counts, side effects, a journal section, and a place to take notes.

This 25 minute animated cartoon is for children diagnosed with cancer, their family, school, and friends. The child with cancer is seen as a hero who battles the evil cancer-dragon with the help of medications and family support. The story can be personalized to the child’s individual cancer type and treatment. Created, directed and animated by Albert 't Hooft and Paco Vink of Anikey Studios and produced by il Luster Films Foundation, ACCO is the sole U.S. distributor of this important visual resource. One free copy per child diagnosed with cancer ages 2-12. Additional copies available for purchase through ACCO’s web store.

This 122 page journal features ACCO’s COZY the ‘Port-a-Cat.’ Written by Ruth Hoffman, and illustrated by Trevor Romain this book encourages children with cancer to express their feelings by writing and drawing. Text prompts assist children with identifying people in their lives who they can talk to about their cancer diagnosis and treatment. Written to empower children to find their inner strength, this journal will also be a treasured keepsake for years to come.

Please note that EVERY journal comes with our mascot,  "Cozy the Port-a-Cat." COZY is not your everyday stuffed cat. He is a companion that children with cancer can relate to, and he is a teaching tool for parents and healthcare professionals. Children are able to learn about cancer treatments by identifying and practicing them on COZY, who has endured many cancer related treatments as seen by the patches on his fur. COZY also proudly displays the gold ribbon symbol over his heart and ACCO’s logo on his foot. Children will want to take COZY with them everywhere.

One free COZY is available for a child diagnosed with cancer of any age (baby to teen.). Additional cats available through our web store.

 The Amazing Hannah (above) for Spanish-speaking siblings.

40 page illustrated book targeted for the 3 to 8 year old sibling of children diagnosed with cancer. Illustrated by Mike Dodd and written through the eyes of his six-year-old son Oliver, this resource focuses on the many questions that siblings have when their brother or sister is diagnosed with cancer, and offers constructive ways on how they can provide support. American Childhood Cancer Organization extends their heartfelt appreciation to the Davenport Family Foundation and Computer Associates for funding to make this publication possible.

Oliver's Story (above) for Spanish-speaking siblings.

by Nancy Keene and Trevor Romain
200 page resource that provides practical advice for children diagnosed with cancer between 6 and 12 years of age. Warm and funny illustrations and easy-to-read text help the child (and parents) make sense of cancer and it’s treatment.

An essential resource for families who have faced the childhood cancer diagnosis. Written by top researchers in the field, and balanced with parent's personal experiences, this 322 page resource covers learning issues from infancy through adulthood. A good education provides hope for the future.

by Trevor Romain
An inspiring 22 page book filled with wonderful pictures to color.

by Summer Menefee
This 124 page book is filled with inspirational personal stories of children going through cancer treatment.