Great products for a great cause

Hope for a Cure Ribbon Pin

  Great item, fast shipping and excellent quality.
Makes the fight a little easier knowing we have a "team" in place. Thanks Choose Hope! We do!

No One Fights Alone® Wristband

  Love it!

Survivor Strong Multicolored Button

  Would LOVE to buy one of these but you don't offer it with the childhood cancer GOLD ribbon!!!

No One Fights Alone® Tote Bag

  The leather band came loose from the buckle in the first week.

Men's Leather Ribbon Awareness Bracelet

  I love this button as it represents all the cancers. You hear so much about Breast Cancer and see a lot of pink. But there are more cancers out there and they need to be shared too. I like to wear this button out as it gets attention and starts a conversation.....you would be amazed how many did not know there was a ribbon for every cancer. I love this button. Like I said....great conversation piece.

Smiles,
Sassy

No One Fights Alone® Multicolored Ribbon Button

  I bought this pin for my boyfriend, who is a survivor. Since the price was so responsible, I bought him four pins to wear on various clothing. He loved them!!!!!

Cancer Survivor Ribbon Pin

  bought two of these, one for my mom, one for myself. My sister passed away from brain cancer a year ago and this makes me feel better knowing I'm bringing awareness to other drivers. We miss you, sissy! Karley Michelle Montes 05.19.1997-06.05.2014<3

Ribbon Awareness Car Magnet

  Made out of soft cotton and very comfortable.

No One Fights Alone® Multicolored Ribbon Lightweight Hoodie

  The lavender ribbon is a nice reminder of how many people are afflicted with cancer every day. I chose this pin with the angel in remembrance of two of my girlfriend's cousins who passed away last year. It is a joy to wear to spread awareness and remind us of how lucky we are in this life.

Angel Ribbon Pin

  I love the look of this bracelet. It was exactly what I was looking for to replace the rubber "Prostate Cancer Awareness" bracelet that I have been wearing. After a couple weeks, the beads all turned black and lost all of their luster. I was hoping that it would have lasted longer. It would be great if someone could design a 'sterling silver' bracelet that isn't going to change color or tarnish. Pretty bracelet, just disappointed in the material used.

Pearls of Hope Bracelet

  Nice but you get what you pay for.

Hope for a Cure Ribbon Pin

  I like this shirt's sentiment. And it looks good.

No One Fights Alone® Multicolored Ribbon T-shirt

  Pins larger than ones I've seen health workers wearing. Clash attachment large for back of men's baseball caps making it hard to find comfortable placement, pIns tend to twist and don't stay up right.
Did like the attached card outlining all the different pins meanings, my family & friends weren't aware of all the different color representations other than breast cancer 'pink'.

Cancer Awareness Ribbon Enamel Pin

  i got one of the Im a Survivor button in orange ribbon for leukemia for my sister cause she is a survivor she fights and wins everytime and i love her so much yes she wears it with pride and we reccomend this to your survivor.

Survivor Strong Multicolored Button

  Good quality. Fast service.

No One Fights Alone® T-shirt

  Received the wristbands I ordered within 2 days of ordering. Great Service, price and product. I am a Kidney Cancer Survivor and
I have purchased some extra bands to give to others I know going through Cancer. I wear mine 24/7 to remind myself that I have
survived this and tell everyone about the bands I wear and how they helped me out during the trying times I had.

Cancer Sucks® Wristband

  These pins are just the right size to wear everyday. I bought a bunch and are sharing them with family and friends. My husband loves seeing all of us supporting his fight.

Cancer Awareness Ribbon Enamel Pin

  The pins are awesome and even better than I expected. The service was lightning speed. I am totally satisfied, Thank You

Hope for a Cure Ribbon Pin

  I think it's wonderful for all people to support all cancer

No One Fights Alone® Wristband

  I always keep a stock pile of these on hand for those who are shocked by the news of cancer . "Cancer Sucks "just says it all!

Cancer Sucks® Wristband

  Really good ribbon pin very pleased

Cancer Awareness Ribbon Enamel Pin

  I love these mini ribbons! They are the perfect size - big enough to see what they support but not so big they look dumb on my little car! And I love that you can buy them in singles - overall, great buy!

Mini Ribbon Awareness Magnet

  AS GRANDPARENTS OF A 7 YEAR OLD WITH CANCER, WE PROUDLY DISPLAY THE CAR MAGNETS ON OUR CARS. THEY DEMONSTRATE OUR PLEDGE THAT NO ONE FIGHTS ALONE

No One Fights Alone® Multicolored Car Magnet

  My daughters loved the "What Cancer Cannot Do Bracelet" that I bought each one of them. We lost their mother and, of course, my wife to cancer in 2012. She was a wonderful loving mother and wife. We appreciate a site where we can purchase items like this.
Thank you and God bless you,
Ricky Kmzey

What Cancer Cannot Do® Bracelet

  This Beanie keeps my head nice in warm while in the chemo chair.

Ribbon Awareness Beanie

  Excellent quality, inexpensive, quick delivery and it was exactly what I was looking for! Thank you.

Hope for a Cure Ribbon Pin

  These bands are great. We did a Cancer Awareness month at work, so these bands fit in nicely. We didn't want to purchase single colors, so this was the best product. Quick shipping as well.

Cancer Sucks® Wristband

  I just want to say thank you . I purchased 5 wrist bans and the Hope rings. my daughter has cervical cancer and has been given 6 to 12 months to live. You are the only site I have been able to find with the teal and white products , most of the others are just teal. My daughter and I wear the bands and rings every day , we will never take them off. She was very happy when I found them. Thank you, great products .

Cancer Sucks® Wristband

  Well-- my very good friend just got a bad diagnosis... thanks for the feedback here. I think every situation is different and I trust that I'll say the right things... and even if I get it wrong- it's only because I got it wrong and it wasn't intentional... Be human, be honest, listen, show up in ways that are helpful-- be honest and imperfect... Just be there... in a way that is right for you... If they don't want you there -- you will know and you can help in other ways... healthy food and kind gestures, prayer. Listen more. Talk less... Be gentle with yourself and more gentle with them.

What to Say and What Not to Say to Someone Newly Diagnosed with Cancer