Category Archives: Childhood Cancer
This Sheriff’s Cruiser Is Wrapped in More Than Gold
A small county in Idaho is GOING GOLD®! Learn how YOU can too! On June 2, 2025, the Cassia County Sheriff’s Department proudly unveiled a…
Gold Ribbon Hero: Nolan O.
Meet Nolan, a brave acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) warrior. At just five months old, Nolan began showing flu-like symptoms and would wake up screaming…
Gold Ribbon Hero: Blake
Meet Blake, a resilient ependymoma warrior. At just 16 months old, Blake began showing signs of extreme fatigue, moodiness, and early morning cries of pain—symptoms…
Gold Ribbon Hero: Oliver
Meet Oliver, a B-cell lymphoblastic leukemia warrior. When Oliver was 3 years old, what seemed like a simple cold turned out to be B-cell lymphoblastic…
Gold Ribbon Hero: Caitlin
Meet Caitlin, a two-time cancer warrior. In January 2022, after experiencing shoulder pain during gymnastics, Caitlin was taken in for an x-ray and MRI. Doctors…
ACCO Submits Letter in Support of the Give Kids a Chance Act
Monday, February 24, 2025 Dear Chairman Guthrie, Ranking Member Pallone, Chairman Cassidy, and Ranking Member Sanders, The undersigned represents more…
This Fall: Your Support Can Make a Difference for Children Battling Cancer
This fall, donate to ACCO to provide a lifeline for children facing cancer while providing hope through funding for research, treatment, and family support. October…
7 Ways to Support Kids with Cancer this September and Throughout the Year
Supporting pediatric cancer organizations like ACCO makes a significant difference in the lives of children and families affected by cancer. How would YOU like…
Funding innovative stem cell and gene therapy research for childhood cancer in California
In 2023, The California Institute of Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) used ACCO’s toolkits and social media frames for ACCO’s #GoGold campaign to spread awareness of childhood cancer…
Gold Ribbon Hero: Olivia P.
Meet Olivia, a 14-year-old undifferentiated sarcoma survivor! Olivia hadn’t been feeling well and ended up at the pediatrician’s office twice the week before her diagnosis.…