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World Beads of Courage Day
Organized by Becca Gladden
Gildan Softstyle Jersey T-shirt
- Sizes S - XXL
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About this campaign
The mission of Beads of Courage™ is to provide innovative arts-in-medicine programs that improve the quality of life of children coping with serious illness, their families and the clinicians who care for them.
Proceeds from this campaign will help fund the mission of Beads of Courage, providing the opportunity for courage to be honored and hope to be given to children coping with cancer and other serious illnesses.
Beads of Courage is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving more than 60,000 children in 250 hospitals in the US and seven other countries. We appreciate your support!
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Our son has over a 1000 beads and loves to look at them to tell his story of how brave he is.
It is great to be able to cheer up kids with medical problems.
I am a glass artist who makes beads for Beads of Courage.
My daughter Miranda DeYoung was a Beads of Courage recipient. She received over 2,000 beads to tell her story. She absolutely loved her beads and was so proud to share her story with everyone.
Beads of Courage is a special organization to this family. We can’t thank you enough for helping make our daughters journey a little brighter.
Beads of Courage has helped my daughter immensely through her battle with Congenital Heart Disease. This is a great way to give back and spread awareness of this amazing organization.
I just got off the waiting list for BOC and I'm so excited to help support this program.
My daughter suffers from a chronic illness and beads of courage are a fun way to encourage her to keep pushing forward and realize how much she has overcome.
My son always looked forward to his beads as a way to forget about why he was there.