Category Archives: Childhood Cancer
GO GOLD® GALA TO BENEFIT PEDIATRIC CANCER RESEARCH
Event will be hosted in November at Boston Harbor Hotel in partnership with the American Childhood Cancer Organization BOSTON, Mass. – April 3, 2023 –…
Indiana and Kentucky Childhood Cancer Day: Making Strides for the Cure
Imagine hearing “your child has cancer,” and then learning that there is hardly any funding for life-saving research. That is the reality for childhood cancer…
Gold Ribbon Hero: Samir
Meet Samir, an Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) warrior. Samir’s journey started with round the clock fevers and little red dots on his face. He was…
Gold Ribbon Hero: Hallie Jean
Meet Hallie Jean, a CNS embryonal tumor hero. When Hallie was three weeks old she started vomiting uncontrollably and her mother, Erica took notice.…
ACCO’s CEO, Ruth Hoffman Celebrates 52 Years of Childhood Cancer Advocacy
When my 7-year-old daughter was diagnosed with acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) in 1987, I was grateful for the early research being done on bone marrow…
Thankful Thursday
ACCO is so thankful for our event hosts. In this season of giving thanks, we want to…
American Childhood Cancer Organization (ACCO) is Now Working with CardFunder to Expand Fundraising Efforts
The American Childhood Cancer Organization is working to bring more accessible ways to fundraise to our community and has recently started working with CardFunder, a…
WHO launches new campaign to amplify the lived experience of people affected by cancer
18 October 2022 – Today, WHO is launching the first global survey to better understand and address the needs of all those affected by cancer. The…
ACCO is Grateful to Our Regional Advocacy Ambassadors, Amy & Hannah
Advocacy is at the heart of ACCO’s mission and ACCO’s Regional Advocacy Ambassador’s, Amy and Hannah embrace that fully. Thank you for using your talents…
CEO of ACCO Ruth Hoffman Shares Her “Why”
When my 7-year-old daughter was diagnosed with acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) in 1987, I was grateful for the early research being done…