It’s Not Just a Ribbon … It’s a Celebration of Life!
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A Celebration 4 Life™ focuses on celebrating the life of a loved one by spreading a positive and hope-filled message through an assortment of products adorned with the Life™ and DoLife™ symbols, including T-Shirts, Caps and KeepKool Bandanas. Supporters can sport this uplifting gear throughout the day, and remind themselves and those around them to live every day to the fullest.
A Celebration 4 Life’s Caps, T-Shirts and KeepKool Bandanas also feature symbols in various ‘Cause’ colors including pink for Breast Cancer, orange for Leukemia and Hunger Awareness, and gray for Brain Cancer, Diabetes and Asthma. T-Shirt designs are available for any personality, and in addition to the trademarked Life and DoLife symbols, there are eye-catching phrases like “Cancer Sucks, DoLife,” “Life – Live it Forward” and “Ta Tas for Life – Check Yourself.”
A Celebration 4 Life products can be purchased online at right here or you can call toll-free at 866-756-8078 to order by phone. All of A Celebration 4 Life’s products are affordable:
- KeepKool Bandanas – $5.00
- T-shirts – $12.50
- Sports Cap – $12.50
There are special rates for wholesale sales of 12 or more items.
What else? After losing his mother to pancreatic cancer, Victor M. Kasatshko designed and trademarked the Life symbol to be a sign of power and hope because the “living of life” should serve as the theme for all awareness campaigns and causes.
“The intriguing aspect of the Life symbol is that its meaning is different to each and every person that comes in contact with it according to that person’s experiences in their own life. To some it may bring a tear to their cheek, while to others it may bring a big smile since they ‘beat’ the disease.” — Victor M. Kasatshko
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So many women are affected by Cancer – it’s hard not to be touched in some way by this terrible disease. I love the DoLife symbol; it really does speak to me in positive and living terms.
Cindy
Hi Jacki,
This past Sunday the John Theurer Cancer Center at Hackensack University Medical Center, the nation’s fourth largest cancer center, brought together more than 1,000 cancer survivors to celebrate their “freedom from cancer” on Ellis Island. It was an invitation-only event for current and former patients, and festivities included a special performance by Le Cirque de la Liberté, tours of Ellis Island Museum and ferries to the Statue of Liberty.
As a top cancer blogger, I thought you might be interested in writing a post on this. We have a great photo of all the survivors gathered together that I’m happy to attach. In the link, you’ll find connections to their social media sites where you can find out even more info about the event.
I’m happy to answer any questions about the event or JTCC.
Thanks,
Rob Ungar
These are great looking products!
During the month of October, the party supply company ShindigZ is offering personalized Breast Cancer Awareness banners with the pink ribbon symbol for just $1. Plus, proceeds go to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. The banners are available here: http://www.shindigz.com/party/1-Breast-Cancer-Awareness-Banner.cfm and the code is:SZBCAM
Thought you might be interested!
Kasey