In honor of recent run-ins with Cancer, and author L.K Madigan, whose loss in the literary world delievered a huge blow to many, I am doing a huge giveaway to support the cause! RULES FOR ENTERING BELOW! Giveaway will last until August 10th. Please ignore the dates on the giveaway hop sign. As of July 27th, we have raised $350.00. (entrants who have donated are not in comments section, yet are still being counted!) Thanks to all for their donations. Continue to spread the word, please! Let's join together and do what we can to stop cancer!What are the awesome prizes? Each prize goes to a different winner! (more prizes being added daily!)
Signed copy of Ashes, Ashes, by the awesome Jo Treggiari!
SIGNED copy of City of Bones!
ARC of Dusty and Decay from Jonathan Maberry
Ebook of SOLSTICE (one of my fav books ever!) AND Swag from PJ Hoover
Signed Mistwood swag/mini posters from Leah Cypess
Signed copy of On the Hunt by 4 amazing authors!ARC of Veronica Roth's amazing debut novel DIVERGENT
QUERY LETTER CRITIQUE from yours truly. =)
MORE PRIZES COMING FROM BOOKISH BRUNETTE!! GO HERE TO ENTER
http://www.standup2cancer.org/
DONATE TO THE CANCER RESEARCH FUND
DONATE TO BREAST CANCER RESEARCH FUND
How to win?
Enter the form below. (If you Donate to Cancer research, you will get +20 entries. use the links above for your choice of fund)
Then fill out the FORM BELOW (if you can't donate, that's okay. Please spread the word and I will give you just 1 entry) enter in comments if not donating.
Extra entries if you share how has Cancer affected your life. Share your stories in the comments.
Spread the word on Twitter, Facebook, Blogger, etc. Let's Stand up to Cancer!
I'm not donating anything (now wait...don't think I'm cold and uncaring) but that doesn't mean I don't donate.
ReplyDeleteMy father is going on 8 years prostate cancer-free and my mother is at the 3 1/2 year mark for breast cancer. I donate often to cancer research because I could have lost both of my parents and, unfortunately still could, to that heartless disease.
This blog contest is awesome and I applaud your effort to promote cancer awareness! :)
Amber
saphsbookblog(at)gmail(dot)com
This is an awesome thing you're doing! As you know, I had cancer in my toe. That managed to change my life for going on two years now...I can't even begin to imagine what other people with worse cases of cancer have gone through. I'm glad that even my small donation could help.
ReplyDeleteMy partner and I have a friend Linda, who is 1yr cancer free, we just donated $36 (2XChai)in her honor (Chai is LIFE in Hebrew). My mom is a survivor, my FIL is a survivor. My partner's mom lost her battle 12 yrs ago after 17yrs in remission. I lost my Sister in Law before she even hit 40, and my daughter's still miss her. Keep doing what you're doing to help find the cure.
ReplyDeleteThis is AWESOME chick... I posted on my blog all about my experience and threw in something! ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! I'm not able to donate (being a starving college student and all that :P) but I did tweet about it! http://twitter.com/#!/ThatHapaChick/status/86536053699252224
ReplyDeleteMy grandma died of breast cancer before I was even born. :( And now my grandfather has prostate cancer. So its definitely something that I feel strongly about. Thanks for doing this! You rock! :)
I don't want an entry because I can't really afford to donate (I just graduated, and I don't have a job yet) but I will spread the word.
ReplyDeleteI didn't donate because I lack of a credit card, but I donate everytime I can and I work really hard helping the researchers in my school, I go to med school so I've seen a lot of patients and their families suffering because of this and it is really hard to see them going through this every day with a smile on their faces and hope in their hearts knowing some of them will make it and more of them won't... so please people out there don't skip the chance to help, cancer affects us all.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway and thanks for doing this. I am not able to donate because I've already committed to things to the extent that my budget allows.
ReplyDeleteI think this is awesome way to show your support! My grandmother was in remission from breast cancer until the beginning of Dec of 2010. We lost her right before Christmas. Which sucks, but I know she is in a much better place now and pain free.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
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This is great! I didnt donate, but I spread the word here:
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thanks for the giveaway!
candycane16 @ roadrunner . com
This is an awesome thing you are doing. I'm a recent Breast Cancer Survivor. I was diagnosed last November, had two surgeries in January and completed radiation treatments at the end of April. Just this past weekend, I participated in my first Rocky Mountain Avon Walk (39.3 miles in two days) and raised $1,825 and I just signed up and created a team for the Komen 5K here in Colorado Springs - so I'm a little tapped out on funds right now, but I did want to thank you for doing this. What a great way to promote books AND support cancer research.
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This is a great thing you are doing. My dad died of brain cancer when I was in 7th grade. The doctors told him that he only had 3-4 months to live, but he lasted a year. He went though a lot of pain. I miss him very much. He wanted to set up a brain cancer foundation and research but was never able to. I hope that someone else will be able to complete his wish. Thank you so much for helping the ones who have cancer now, survivors, and those who lost their battle.
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I can't donate, because of the no credit card issue. But I still donate anytime we collect money at my school. One of my aunts got bone cancer. Very saddening. They didn't give her long to live, and eventually the removed her whole leg! She was still always in a happy and good mood. She just died recently and her death has been really hard for me and my mom.
ReplyDeleteI tweeted about this: https://twitter.com/#!/MyrandaReads/status/86612712095879168
I blogged about the giveaway:http://mbooknerd1995.blogspot.com/2011/06/giveaway-for-good.html
I think what your doing is great Lindsay! Thanks for the giveaway.
Myranda @ My{reads}da
horselovercutie@yahoo.com
I wish I could donate! I just can't. Sorry but I shared it here:
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I am not donating here because every year i donate to the susan g komen walk for a cure when my niece walks - 2 times each year. i also assist her in getting pledges for her walk and every year she has donated more for the cure....
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I'm not donation for two reasons most important I'm at work and no cc with me and two I like to do it personally not ever the net.
ReplyDeleteMy dad had colon cancer. It infuriates me to know he suffered as he did. I hate what he went through. It will be 3 years October 15th that he passed and the only good thing was that his suffering ended. That he was no longer in agony. I hate cancer with a passion. When I read Before I Die by Jenny Downham I sat here blubbering like a baby. It affects too many people. I know of no one who hasn't know someone who had it or has it. My bosses mom has cancer. Her hair is now growing back. It's nice to see someone coming back from it and maybe I'm selfish but I wish it was my dad.
I can't donate because my husband left me last month with no money and a special needs 4 y/o, but I do give to the ACU when I can. My aunt died of breast cancer when she was only in her 30s, and my younger sister has had several melanomas removed from her face and neck, so my family are definitely prone to cancer. I think this is great what you are doing for the ACU and all of the people who depend on them:)
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I tweeted for this great cause: http://twitter.com/#!/jwitt33/status/86796860311863296
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I am not able to donate at this time but I tweeted:
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This is such a good cause. I lost my father and uncle to cancer. I am waiting to see if my son needs a third surgery on his inoperable tumors in his legs (that is why I can't donate right now)
ReplyDeleteMy grandma just passed away with Lung Cancer about 2 weeks ago. I miss her terribly, they just found the mass when she was in the hospital and it progressed fast. I also have an aunt that has two big masses on her ovaries please keep her in your prayers. I wish I could donate but I am financially strapped right now but I do when I can.
ReplyDeleteOh here is my tweet
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Thanks for promoting cancer awareness! I tweeted http://twitter.com/ewffan/status/86963040175656960. My sister, who I look up to is breast cancer free after 15 years! It was really hard going through this will her but she is a fighter!
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Such an amazing thing you're doing, Lindsay. I'm not entering to win. I just wanted to leave a comment about the great job you're doing.
ReplyDeleteI donate every year to Alex Lemonade Stand - for the past 3 years. And I've been volunteering with the Breast Cancer Society for the past eleven years. I donate every year, even if it's just a single $1. Every little bit counts.
Cancer has affected my family. My granny passed away five years ago from stomach cancer. Yeah...
Good luck with spreading the word!
I plan on tweeting about the giveaway.
xo
@xLeeDx
Lisa
My grandmother died of lung cancer and my grandfather died of bone marrow cancer.
ReplyDeleteMy mother in law survived breast cancer.
I did tweet this:
http://twitter.com/#!/LongWait4Bella/status/86972771665580032
A few years ago I lost one of my grandmas due to cancer. Now I just found out this year that my other grandma has cancer and it has been one of the roughest years yet. I use to cry a lot but then I thought that's not helping anyone. So I picked myself up and donated and tried to help out in any way. I didn't donate here though.
ReplyDeleteThis is a really awesome thing you're doing :)
I culdn't donate, but this close to me.
ReplyDeleteI reacently lost my favorite uncle to cancer, it hurts a lot and make me mora aware of cancer. I loved my uncle, he was always thgere for the for me, even in my bad times he make evrything he could to help me. thanks for the giveaway and por stand to cancer.
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I'm sorry that I can't donate right now but I did help to spread the word
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I donated because my mom is currently going through radiation and chemo treatments. This has been a very hard and stressful summer, but things are looking up and she is almost done with treatments. We have had amazing support from friends and family but it's different being front and center and seeing all that the patient with cancer has to go through.
ReplyDeleteMy mom is a trooper, she has good and bad days but she has stayed strong and hopeful. This contest is amazing and is such a great way to bring people together. Thank you for taking the time getting people involved it really means a lot to the people and families going through such hard times
and a terrible disease.
I am a strong support of Susan Komen. My grandmother had breast cancer and a mastectomy and her sister had a double mastectomy so I know and understand how it could be and how important it is to stay on top of female health. Both of them are strong and full of spirit so it is in my blood to fight if the time comes.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could donate but I just don't have to means to do so but I think it is a great cause!
Leila
withinpages @ hotmail dot com
I am almost ashamed to enter without donating because winning would deprive someone who lost someone to or is suffering from cancer a little joy in life. Consider this comment support to your Stand up to Cancer cause and if I happen to win anything I'll pass it on to a cancer victim. Thank you for what you're doing. Just because I don't have any family afflicted currently doesn't mean I can't imagine the pain of those so cruely touched by this disease and know that any of my family could one day be diagnosed with it.
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Thanks for the great giveaway. I wish I could donate. I really want to but right now I am unemployed. Cancer has affected me in a great way. I lost an uncle about a year ago to cancer... wow its been a whole year. They told him in 2004 that he only had 6 months to live. He entered a cancer drug trial at the VA hospital in Richmond VA, and he lasted til Sept. 2010. I miss him so much and it was super hard to watch him go through all the chemo and radiation. I was there when he passed and it was super hard. I was numb for weeks and just didn't feel like doing anything. However I now know that he isn't hurting anymore and I am still healing. We def need to support cancer research in anyway possible and hope and pray that we find a cure someday so no one has to go through what many have. Again I would love to donate just can't right now. But i am in full support of your cause.
ReplyDeleteWow, I think it's amazing that you're doing this! Being a student that's surviving on minimum wage and her parents, I really wish I could donate, but I just can't. My grandmother had cancer a few years ago, but luckily through treatment, she got better.
ReplyDeleteI spread the news on twitter http://twitter.com/#!/WordAlert1 and on my blog http://wordalert1.blogspot.com/p/giveaways.html
I don't feel like cancer has had a big impact on my life, but when I stop and think about it, it has. Sure, it hasn't affected me personally, but my mom lost her mother to cancer when she was 6. Three of my aunts have had breast cancer. Oh, and actually--I've had skin cancer (I have a lovely scar on my forearm where they had to scoop out the mole.)
ReplyDeleteI shared on twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/msasenath/status/87203084656316417
I donate in my own town for the cancer foundation.
ReplyDeleteI have had several relatives die with different cancer problems and two very close friends, one very young.
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magnolias_1[at]msn[dot]com
Can't afford to donate tweeted though
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ReplyDeleteMy grandma just died of breast cancer (82), she was not able to live through the operation necessary to remove her lymph nodes and partially remove her breasts. She went through heck in her last months; she tried chemo, radioactive pills, and several therapies...I am so happy my grandma was with me till age 19, I know she's still with me now even if I can't talk to her and see her!
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ReplyDeletethx to all sharing... cancer touches everyone, doesn't it? Father-in-law & Grandma both passed away from cancer - found late & came on fast. Thank you to all who can donate!!
ReplyDeleteI donate to the American Cancer Society. Both my parents died of Cancer 6 years ago. Within 1 month of each other. Heartbreaking and cruelty at its best. It's best not for me to talk about it. I love and miss them more then anyone can know.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway.
Mary
mary_reiss @ hotmail.com
@sweepingme
I donate to lots of charities, Vetrans are my favorite. I lost an Aunt and a Grandma to cancer. Usually I donate to any charity I see, but lately, I haven't seen many. I'll look harder! Thank you for the reminder. This is a great giveaway. Many thanks :)
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I just made a donation to the Cystic Fibrosis foundation and can't make another one right now, but I think you're doing a great thing here! I lost my dad to cancer when I was eleven years old and have watched other families succumb over the years.
ReplyDeletei did tweet about it - http://twitter.com/#!/tommygirl/status/87677492780990465
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Thank you for the giveaway. I didn't donate because I'm ver act e in the local relay for life. My dad died fev2010 of lung cancer and have had 2 uncle that died from the big C also
ReplyDeleteI didn't donate :( I would have loved to but I honestly don't have to funds for various sad/sappy story reasons. But I just wanted to say you are awesome. You are such a strong person and I can tell you really care for people!! :) Cancer runs in my family and my boyfriends. His grandma passed away when he was about 13 and she was the best thing he had in his life. It took a long time for him to get to where he is today. He turned into someone he didn't want to be after she passed. But now he is a stronger person and so am I. I have too many stories to tell involving my family and cancer, but I can say it is a hard thing to handle, but life is hard sometimes and all you can do is hope, pray, and keep your head up. Thanks for sharing your stories, hosting a giveaway, and fighting for the cause. I tweeted about donating. I'll leave the link in the bottom of my comment. And I linked your page in my blog so I'll put my blog address on here too. Love ya girl!
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misslaurenwilk at gmail dot com
Tweet: http://lindsaycummingsblog.blogspot.com/2011/06/giveaway-stand-up-2-cancer-donate-share.html
My blog: http://ravishingreads.blogspot.com
Hi! I wish I could donate but I'm short on money right now :/ I did spread the word about this giveaway though and hopefully anyone who comes across it will donate and enter into the giveaway! (: I'll definitely donate in the future though! Thank you for the giveaway! (:
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I've never had been in close contact with cancer whatsoever. My mother has been sick plenty of times, and I'm grateful none of those days were cancer-related. But I've seen the patients in the hospitals whenever I went to visit my mother.
ReplyDeleteI had this terrible ache inside my chest.
I would call it pity.
But I felt as if I should be doing something to help them, those harmless beings, instead of just standing there, gawking at them like a madman.
Which is why I volunteer in the hospital now. It's a great experience, and I've met many new people. I guess this is my way of standing up to cancer, now that I think about it.
Those patients didn't choose to be diseased with such a horrible sickness. It's unfair, as is bullying, and we all have to face whatever hits us in the eye.
Life is like a box of chocolates.
You never know what you're going to get.
A Forrest Gump quote, to which I am not ashamed to type here. C:
Sadly, I cannot donate since credit cards aren't my thing, and we're a little low. But whoever does donate...YOU'RE AWESOME. <3
THANK YOU FOR DOING THIS. YOU ARE AN INSPIRATION! THANK YOU!!
Tweet:
http://twitter.com/#!/chocolatestarpi/status/87811202390032384
Blog Post:
http://chocolatestarpie.blogspot.com/2011/07/time-to-be-free-in-july.html
chocolatestarpie(at)yahoo(dot)com
I picked the Susan G. Komen fund because a friend of mine suffered from breast cancer. She had a double mastectomy, but has been in remission for 3 years.
ReplyDeleteThis is a seriously awesome way to get people to donate, and the prizes you're offering aren't even the best part.
theirishbanana.review@gmail.com
Tweet:
http://twitter.com/#!/irish_banana/status/87907444759601156
~Hannah
Thank you so much for doing this! I didn't donate now, but I do what I can throughout the year. My mom is a breast cancer survivor and I am so thankful that she made it through it. In college, my sorority worked hard every year to donate to the John Kanzius Cancer Research Fund--they are doing amazing things!
ReplyDeleteThanks again for doing this :)
kaitlynkline[at]gmail[dot]com
my taekwondo studio always enters in the walk for a cure walk-a-thon. I lost a beloved great aunt to pancreatic cancer many years ago.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a wonderful giveaway for such a great cause. I didn't donate this time around as I've already made my allotted donation to a different cause before finding this post, but I'll keep these in mind for August.
ReplyDeleteI did mention it on Twitter here: http://twitter.com/#!/workformandroid/status/88400519340621824
Also featured it in my weekly blog post of contests: http://mandroid.squarespace.com/main/2011/7/5/weekly-contest-roundup-yet-another-blog-hop.html?SSScrollPosition=0
my granmother died in aug 2010 . with mouth and pancretic cancer
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http://twitter.com/#!/tamibates/status/88525268502855680
Yikes, as the donator of the signed C Clare book I have to confess it is actually City of Glass I have, not City of Bones. But totally new and awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks for donating and remember to join the 'Be the Match' marrow donor bank too. The life you save could be the life of one of my awesome teen leukemia patients :)
what a great thing you are doing! i wish i could donate but unfortunately i cant with my credit card. (i was hacked and im still trying to get the mess fixed) you're doing an awesome fundraiser and i aplaud you for that. i have cancer in my family. my cousin died last year from stomach cancer and my great aunt is dying now from breast cance. i wish everyone the best. thanks.
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I, myself, am not able to donate right now, but I do have a story to share. Personally, cancer has affected my life. At age, 7, I was diagnosed with a brain tumor. I would experience tremendous headaches and couldn’t keep food down. It turned out benign, thank God. They were able to remove 93% of the tumor, followed by many radiation treatments to remove the rest. I spent a total of 120 days in the hospital, 4 months worth. All is fine now, liveable and manageable. I’m 25. I remember it being the toughest thing to get through, especially for my parents. If it weren't for them, I don't know where I'd be. And to this day, I am still left with post surgery issues that hinder my life at times.
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Thanks for spreading awareness & the giveaway!
I sadly lost my Aunt a couple of years ago to brain cancer, and my husband lost his mother to the same. It is an ugly, ugly disease.
ReplyDeleteI tweeted, but as of right now I don't have any followers to see it. :(
My Grandpa died of prostate Cancer so this is always a disease close to my heart!!
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Hi :) My name is Saki Mai. I can't donate at this time because I'm trying to come up with enough money to pay for college, but if I get a chance I will donate in the future.
ReplyDeleteMy aunt was diagnosed with breast cancer, and after struggling with it for some time, she is now cancer free. I think it's great what you're doing here :)
My email: sakistory.dnangelgirl@yahoo.com
Tweeted it: http://twitter.com/#!/Saki_Heart/status/89071280896217088
This is a great idea...a cousin of ours passed away about a year ago from Luekemia. She was only 23 and full of life. She had recently gotten married and was in remission and then came down with pneumonia and was admitted to the hospital and never got to go home!
ReplyDeleteWe really miss her!
Tweet: http://twitter.com/#!/Maria_Smith_76/status/89089453670408192
This is a really great idea and I would gladly donate in a heartbeat but I'm a teen, trying to save up for college and jobless. But I'm a huge supporter of the cause and will donate in the future! My grandpa has been cancer free for a year and a few months. My other grandma passed away from lung cancer. I think you are doing such an amazing thing! I hope that I ton of people donate! Oh, and thanks for the giveaway!
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I donated, but wanted to share my son's story.
ReplyDeleteMarcus was 15 when he was diagnosed with Anaplastic Astrocytoma. Stage 3 brain cancer. He had brain surgery, removed the tumor. He continued on with Marching Band, school and church activities while going through both chemo and radiation at the same time. He was in remission for only 9 months when the cancer came back with a vengance. We were on our Make a wish trip in Hawaii. Marcus had just turned 17, and became very ill. While in Hawaii we found that the cancer was all over his brain. He passed away on October 26, 2008. He fought so hard, and lived life so fully, thinking of others always.
I love that you are doing this to raise awareness and funding for the horrible beast that claims so many lives, especially children.
Thanks!
This is a great thing that you're doing!!!! I hope that they earn a lot of money!
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forgot the emaill :)
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Hi, Lindsay!
ReplyDeleteThis is a WONDERFUL way to raise cancer awareness!! I commend you for it!
I was going to wait until I could enter (I want to donate) to let you know that I posted about your giveaway on my blog, but what the hcck! I've waited long enough! So I'm telling you now!
As for donating, I have to clear up a minor issue with my bank, then I'll be more than happy to contribute, since I do think this is a VERY important thing you're doing!!
KUDOS to you, and thanks for the giveaway!!! : )
Here's the link to my post:
http://anightsdreamofbooks.blogspot.com/2011/07/book-blogger-hop-3-78-711.html#comments
Just found out a coworker of over 7 years Has a week left, she's been fighting breast cancer for years and has stayed strong, even now. I wish I was in town to say goodby.
ReplyDeleteLost my uncle last year to cancer as well. Mist find a cure!
Have tweeted multiple times, blogged an donated the price of a hard back (coworker was a reader). Moneys not alwaysgood but I can go without a book!
I can't paste blog post... :( will tweet it.
both of my grandparents on my dad's side and fought and beaten various types of cancer. My mom's parents weren't as lucky with their fights. Cancer must be stopped! I can't donate, but I linked to giveaway on twitter!
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I lost my grandma last month to complications from two bouts of larynx cancer. Our family is still reeling from this loss and I will definitely be retweeting about this to spread the word (@DPhilipose).
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Thank you Lindsay for bringing this to my attention! I wrote a post on this here is the link
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Love what this giveaway is promoting! Cancer is a terrible thing to lose someone too, my childhood best friend (basically sister) lost her mother to Ovarian Cancer because they cannot catch it in time. I have donated to that specific cancer foundation in the past but right now I'm tight for money (college is starting up again in a week). So I can't donate to these funds right now, but amazing giveaway to promote the funds!
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This is such a great thing you are doing! My four year old was diagnosed with cancer last year and is currently undergoing treatments for it. My aunt was also diagnosed with breast cancer last year, and I have a few other family members who have had cancer, and one who has passed away. This means so much to me that you are doing this!
ReplyDeleteI didn't donate because I don't have money on a card to do it online. I donate to children's cancer funds all the time though, and I'll make sure to donate to the Susan G. Komen fund asap (although I know it won't count for this).
Anyway, thank you so much!
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