Category Archives: Childhood Cancer
Amazon + ACCO’s Ambassador Serves as Keynote Speaker at 2021 Proton Conference
“Post diagnosis, my life has definitely changed. I feel a lot stronger than I was when I entered my treatment and I feel definitely a…
The White House Declares September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in 2021
A Proclamation on National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, 2021 AUGUST 31, 2021• PRESIDENTIAL ACTIONS For millions of American families — including my own — the fight…
HOW YOU CAN HELP DURING CHILDHOOD CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and by the time this month is over, another 1,300 children in the U.S. will be diagnosed with cancer.…
Social Media Goes Gold® this September to Raise Awareness for Childhood Cancer
Beltsville, MD., August 25, 2021 – The American Childhood Cancer Organization (ACCO) is on a mission to turn social media gold this September by…
Gold Ribbon Hero: Shanaia
Meet Shanaia, a Disney princess loving ALL Survivor! When Shanaia started spiking a fever and felt lethargic, her parents took notice. She started bruising…
Gold Ribbon Hero: Leonardo
Meet Leonardo, soft tissue sarcoma warrior and an aspiring superhero and fisherman! Leonardo was diagnosed with a desmoplastic small round cell tumor (DSRCT) in…
Resources for Childhood Cancer Siblings
Siblings of children with cancer can feel a lot of stress as family dynamics change. They may not be the ones feeling sick, being…
Gold Ribbon Hero: Olivia
Meet Olivia, an avid reader and stage 3 non-hodgkin’s lymphoma warrior. When Olivia started having slight swelling in her face, her mother thought it was…
ACCO Celebrates Selection as a Giant Food Community Bag Program Beneficiary TWO Years in a Row!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Beltsville, Maryland – For the SECOND year in a row, the American Childhood Cancer Organization has been selected as a beneficiary of…
Gold Ribbon Hero: Sydney
Meet Sydney, a Sesame Street loving, neuroblastoma survivor! When Sydney was two months old her parents found a lump on her neck. “Her diagnosis was…