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Know Cancer 1 Year Anniversary

by Josh on December 18, 2009

Exciting times in KC world! We are officially celebrating Know Cancer’s 1st Birthday!!! It’s hard to believe that an entire year has passed since the KC concept was hatched…and what an incredibly rewarding year it has been. On behalf of the Know Cancer team we thank all of you so much for your support. On a personal level, I am eternally thankful for the opportunity to be a part of this movement—but I am even more grateful to know the people behind the movement.

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Know Cancer Bracelets are Now Available!

Know Cancer Community

One day a couple weeks ago, a few members of the Know Cancer Team decided to play hooky from work and make some trendy Know Cancer bracelets.  We put up some pictures on Twitter, Facebook, MySpace & Flickr and got such an overwhelmingly positive response that we decided to make them available to all of you.

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These bracelets are handmade (with love) and feature the Know Cancer name, cancer ribbon logo, and colored beads of your choice. We’re selling them for $16 plus $4.95 shipping,  and donating $5 of every bracelet sold to the amazing folks at the Florida Hospital Cancer Institute. Not only will you be rocking out with one very cool, super new, Know Cancer bracelet…but you will also be donating to a very good cause!

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Wearing these bracelets are an awesome way to show your support for the cause. These bracelets can make a perfect gift for friends or family, someone going through treatment, just completing treatment or even as a special little gift for yourself!

Just select your preferred size and color below, then click the “Add to Cart” button to get started.

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Welcome to the Know Cancer Community!

Know Cancer Community

After many months of hard work and dedication, the Know Cancer Team is thrilled to announce the launch of our one of a kind Cancer Community! It has been a long road and we are proud to finally share this adventure with you. Our goal is to provide the cancer community with all the resources they need including the latest social networking & communication tools, access to health care professionals and an open forum for support and inspiration. Join the Community and check out all the cool features, and be sure to let us know what we can improve on :)

We recognize that cancer is overwhelming for most people. It can be a confusing time with so much to learn and lots of decisions to make, and no one should have to feel confused or alone. For this reason, we have created the KC community. It is a place for hope, inspiration, conversation, learning, and tons of greatness all rolled into one. Cancer is intimidating, but no worries we have your back; let’s unite and kick cancers butt together!

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Grafton Roll, an Old Dream from a Young Inspiration

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Grafton and Dlynn Roll

Grafton and Dlynn Roll

At our first Know Cancer Community Awareness Fair, we partnered with the most informative and influential Cancer Organizations to heighten cancer awareness in Orlando…our home! The day was filled with live music, tasty treats, and raffle giveaways, all to raise money for the Florida Hospital Cancer Institute.  At the event, a young man named Grafton Roll approached us asking if he could read a speech that he wrote. His speech was originally done as a school assignment to honor Martin Luther King with a work inspired from King’s famous “I Have a Dream” speech.  Since his mother has battled cancer twice (Lymphoma), he chose to write his speech on the eradication of the disease.

When Grafton delivered this speech at the event in front of hundreds of people…everyone stopped to listen.  Know Cancer thanks Grafton and his family for their commitment and support…and for allowing us to share his speech with our community. Without further a due…

I Have a Dream

I say to you today, my fellow race, that there is a problem.  This problem is as old as life itself.  This problem causes hundreds of thousands of deaths every year.  It crushes families and kills friends.

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