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Gold Out for Childhood Cancer Awareness
Next Level Tri-Blend T-shirt
- Sizes YXS - XXXL
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About this campaign
It's time to share your GOLD!
We received such a great response from our community. We are honoring warriors fighting today and remembering angels that bravely fought pediatric cancer. Our shirts will have 40 names on the back. That’s 40 families affected and forever changed because of pediatric cancer. Now it's your turn to help us #sharethegold. There are several color options and you’ll be getting a premium tri-blend shirt to wear this September. Please remember to share our campaign and tell everyone why you support childhood cancer awareness month.
Remember that Gold Out Day in San Antonio is on September 28.
Don't worry if you don't live in San Antonio. Our nonprofit helps families across the country through our family grants. You can purchase one of our shirts and proudly wear it representing San Antonio wherever you are. Maybe even start your own Gold Out Campaign and turn your city GOLD in September.
Our campaign will close on August 15 and t-shirts will be shipped out by Custom Ink about two weeks after this date for a small shipping fee. We will be unable to deliver shirts and do not have a pick up location this year. We apologize for the inconvenience.
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Share Why You Support "Gold Out for Childhood Cancer Awareness"
Supporters
My grandson Noah R Sanchez
My nephew Noah R Sanchez
For our baby boy Gilbert 'P-Nut' who fought bravely. He loved supporting causes such as this and always tried to help others; a mission we obtained since his passing. We love you dad!
It’s time to go Gold
I had the privilege to be Gilbert's teacher for two years. His smile, sense of humor and caring attitude remind me of the goodness in this world!
Cause is dear to my heart!
I had the pleasure to be his third grader teacher the year he lost his battle with cancer.