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The Smallest Voice Can Change The World: Benefiting the Team Beans Fund
Organized by andrew.w.kaczynski@gmail.com
A4 Promotional Performance Shirt
- Sizes YS - XXXL
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About this campaign
My child passed away from cancer of Dec. 24, 2020. As hard as that day was and as hard as the last year has been without her, the day she was diagnosed will always be the worst day of my life.
Every three minutes a new child is diagnosed with cancer, and their world is shattered. Each name of this shirt is from a family of a child who is a cancer warrior, past or present. This incredible design, from Roni Lagin, used the names of more than 320 cancer warriors to make the yellow childhood cancer awareness ribbon.
All proceeds from this fundraiser will be directly donated to Dana Farber by Custom Ink, to fund clinical trials and studies on childhood brain cancer research.
Please consider donating or supporting our fundraiser.
In memory and honor of every child fighting and was fought cancer.
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Andrew’s fighting spirit and the hope that others will not have to endure what Francesca and his family had to. Just a small drop in the bucket
My nephew was born with a defective heart and was at the Children's Hospital for a couple months. My cousin's baby was born a month prior and didnt make it. Although not brain cancer, but families are affected the same. I am very sorry for your loss.
Team Beans
My son, Theo, is a cancer survivor.
Kids deserve better cancer treatments.
I follow Team Beans on Twitter. When I see pictures of ‘Beans’ and her beautiful smile, it brings tears to my eyes. I cannot imagine the pain and hurt Andrew and his wife have gone through along w/ the other parents affected by childhood cancer.
My cousin Ava Morin passed away from brain cancer and she is one of the names on this shirt