American Childhood Cancer Organization

We are honored to share our 2015 ACCO Go Gold Shirts featuring the names of over 3,400 children and teens who have fought or are still fighting childhood cancer. The thousands of names on these special shirts represent so much more, they represent someone's child, brother, sister, cousin or friend. They represent too many children, teens and families who have fought this disease with fierce strength and determination. The American Childhood Cancer Organization vows to stand with our children, teens and families until there is a change, until there are better treatments and one day a cure!

Since we received over 3,400 names we have to divide them onto three different shirts. When ordering the shirts please be absolutely certain you are selecting the correct shirt. Names are in alphabetical order by last name. If no last name was submitted, first names are in alphabetical order on the end of the list or last shirt (SHIRT 3). For siblings, cousins or friends, the names have been placed together in order to print on one shirt upon special request.

The three separate shirts and links for purchase are as follows:

SHIRT 1: Last names Aagaard - Goeders
http://www.booster.com/2015gogoldshirt1

SHIRT 2: Last names Goldberg - Olampo
http://www.booster.com/2015gogoldshirt2

SHIRT 3: Last names Olavarria - Zuniga & First Names: Cabrera - Reagan
http://www.booster.com/2015gogoldshirt3

Please click here (http://www.acco.org/2015GoGoldList) to review the list of names and to view what shirt the name you are looking for is on before submitting your purchase. Shirts will be available for purchase until midnight EST on August 12th, 2015.

We want to thank everyone who submitted a name and thank each of you in advance for purchasing a shirt to help raise awareness during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September. The proceeds from this purchase will go towards providing quality free resources designed for children and families who are fighting or have fought childhood cancer, to coordinating local assistance and to leading national and international advocacy campaigns for greater awareness and more research. To learn more about ACCO and what we do, please visit our website at http://www.acco.org.