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I'm TIRED OF
CANCER
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For every "I'm Tired of Cancer" bracelet you buy, we give half the sale ($5) to Concern Foundation and Bogart Pediatric Cancer Research Program! The bracelet is made from recycled tires and a recycled metal bead. “I’m Tired of” is embossed on both sides with “Cancer" on top. The band stretches so you can easily put it on and take it off. Comes in two sizes: Women’s/Youth and Men’s.
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For every "I'm Tired of Cancer" bumper sticker you buy, we give half the sale ($2.50) to Concern Foundation and Bogart Pediatric Cancer Institute! Put them on your car, or anywhere else for that matter, and show the world you're taking a stand to fight cancer. The stickers measure 9.25" x 2.5".
"We are a proud partner of the 'I'm Tired' effort and are so grateful that they have recognized our importance in the cancer research community. I look forward to reading many stories from purchasers and especially stories from cancer survivors. Their triumphs make what you do so meaningful."
— Derek Alpert, President, Concern Foundation

"We are honored and excited to be working with the 'I'm Tired of...' program. The bracelets are a fresh way to spread awareness, not only about cancer research, but also the success of the many survivors and their families. Cancer research today is reaching extraordinary levels, yet there is always more to accomplish — thank you to everyone for joining the cause."
— Richard Bondroff, Executive Director, Bogart Pediatric Cancer Research Fund
Anyone can get cancer, but the risk increases with age, and most cases, approximately 77%, occur in adults 55 and older. Experts predict that about 1,437,180 new cancer cases will be diagnosed in the US in 2008. And, there are just so many types of cancer...colon, breast, lung, pancreatic, brain, melanoma of the skin, leukemia, lymphoma, uterine, ovarian, prostate...we could go on and on. It knows no boundaries. It killed 7.6 million people worldwide in 2007, a figure that is expected to rise to 17.5 million by 2050.

The costs are equally compelling. The National Institutes of Health estimate overall costs of cancer in 2007 were $219.2 billion. But, there is good news. Statistics show that cancer patients are living longer, with many beating the disease. Not only that, but surgery is less radical than in the past and chemotherapy is producing fewer side effects, some of which are treatable wth new medications. Yet, we have such a long way to go. It still ranks as one of the top two killers of Americans. Your help can make a difference!

Founded in 1984, the Bogart Pediatric Cancer Research Program is dedicated to the financial support of its labs at Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, whose programs and projects are on the cutting edge of "bench to bedside" research. Bogart funds the diagnosis, research, care and cure of pediatric leukemia, cancer and AIDS, by funding on a research development grant basis. Bogart website
Concern Foundation has raised over $40 million in 40 years for cancer research and has awarded funds to over 500 promising cancer researchers throughout the United States and around the world. Concern website.

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