Headbands of Hope
ACCO has partnered with Headbands of Hope to distribute free headbands to childhood cancer patients. Below is their appearance on QVC in April 2o20.
The Mark White Show
The Mark White Show primarily focuses on recognizing people, groups and organizations who are making a difference. By clicking each box below, you can hear about ACCO on the show.
The Mark White Show featured Steven “the Cancer Crusher” after seeing him on ACCO’s social media! 
ACCO on NBC4 Washington for National Pajama Day
Did you miss American Childhood Cancer Organization on NBC Washington this morning? No worries – we have you covered! Go #PJammin today and learn more about how you can help kids fight cancer at acco.org/national-pajama-day
COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS MAGAZINE “CAPITOL IDEAS” FEATURES ACCO
As a new partner member of the Council of State Governments, ACCO’s #WhyNotKids State Advocacy Initiative is highlighted in an article in Capitol Ideas detailing our leadership and solutions for overcoming the disparity between adult and #childhoodcancer research funding. Capitol Ideas is a magazine of CSG sharing ideas for model legislation and top priorities for states across the nation. Special thanks to CSG for featuring ACCO. Read the full magazine here.
Raise a Voice Podcast
Raise a Voice is a podcast that provides more awareness and support to individuals affected by childhood cancer and encourages teens to get involved in their community. This podcast is run by Kate Blair, Miss Maricopa County Outstanding Teen. Kate has also worked with ACCO in our “Circle Up” series here. 
Golden Voices Podcast
Listen to cancer moms, Laura and Tyler as they interview Blair Scroggs, the Public Relations Coordinator at ACCO. Learn more about ACCO, the upcoming childhood cancer awareness month campaign, Founding Hope and resources available to kids with cancer and their families. Listen to their podcast here.
The OJT 100
In 100 words, childhood cancer awareness is brought to the forefront of Florida. Read the article here.
Coupon Cabin Blog
Coupon Cabin encourages it’s users to donate their cash back to charities and ACCO is on the list! Donate today by using Coupon Cabin! Learn more here.
Family Chemotherapy Podcast
ACCO joins Adriana Lewin, cancer mom and certified counselor in an podcast about the history of ACCO, how it started and what we’re doing now to help fight childhood cancer. Learn more about ACCO, our resources and our Founding Hope’s during the podcast here.
Help and Hope Happen Here Podcast
Join ACCO’s CEO, Ruth Hoffman in the Help and Hope Happen Here podcast. You’ll learn about the evolution of the American Childhood Cancer Organization from the CEO herself. Ruth talks about how Grace Monaco initially met with parents in the basement of Children’s National hospital to learn more about childhood cancer and help start what is now ACCO. From there, listen as Ruth details our extensive resources including our books which are a much-needed resource for families affected by cancer. You can learn about Ruth’s “why” and how she got into childhood cancer – since she is a parent of a child who had cancer, she knows firsthand what the parents are going through. Learn more about ACCO’s signature programs to help raise awareness and further our mission. Don’t miss this podcast episode!
Hannah Adams talks about advocating on The Mark White Show
Join ACCO and The Mark White Show as he interviews stage 3 nephroblastoma survivor, Hannah Adams. Hannah shares her personal story to raise awareness and is dedicated to the cause. Two-time winner Miss Florida’s Outstanding Teen’s main focus is to find a cure for pediatric cancer through raising legislative awareness. Listen to this episode on March 3, 2021 at 6pm EST/5pm CST.
Living with Scanxiety Podcast
ACCO joins Rosaria Kozar, host of Living with Scanxiety in a podcast episode about the history of ACCO, how it started and what we’re doing now to help fight childhood cancer. Learn more about our resource program and what you can do to help by clicking here.
Chicago Tribune’s Article:
‘You know nothing other than it is either success or failure.’ Parents of kids with cancer plead for research as kids fight rare cancers with treatments intended for adults.
ACCO spoke with the Tribune’s Alison Bowen to raise awareness for childhood cancer research. Read it here.
ACCO’s Bonfire Case Study
ACCO appears in a case study for Bonfire after the #success of our #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth 2020 fundraiser. Read more about it here: https://lnkd.in/ey4n7Fs
Your Child Has Cancer on Pennsylvania Cancer Coalition
Read Aubrey’s firsthand account of when her daughter, Grace was diagnosed with cancer. Grace is a brain cancer survivor and ACCO + Amazon’s Ambassador and our Gold Ribbon Hero.
“I Will Mourn My Daughter Forever. But I Was One of the Lucky Ones.”
Read Andrew Kaczynski’s opinion piece appearing in The New York Times. Andrew details the financial burden put upon childhood cancer caregivers from diagnosis and beyond. Click here to read more.
CCAM: Expert interviews and an advocacy guide on Counseling Schools Blog
Lauren Chatalian and Michelle Fritsch, experts in the community talk about how counselors, social workers and psychiatrists work with childhood cancer patients and their families. Read about it here.
Uptown Fountains GO GOLD® for childhood cancer awareness
Fountains in the uptown Columbus, GA area are turned gold during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month! Learn more here.
ACCO Featured in Miss Arizona’s Service Spotlight for September!
Miss Arizona, Amber Barto interviews Blair Scroggs, ACCO’s Public Relations Coordinator to learn more about ACCO, our mission and how YOU can help year round. Watch here.
ACCO’s CEO Receives Award by M&T Bank and iHeart Radio
In January, ACCO’s CEO, Ruth Hoffman, was nominated for M & T Bank’s “CEO You Should Know” Award and was selected in March! We are absolutely thrilled to share this with our community. Be sure to listen to any iHeart Radio station in the greater Washington D.C. area to hear the commercial and you can read more about her here.
Nebraska’s Funding Jumps to $4.5 million thanks to ACCO’s What About Kids 
Nebraska’s commitment to #childhoodcancer increased yesterday with the boost of research funding growing to $4.5 million annually thanks to ACCO’s #WhatAboutKids Initiative and Senator Tony Vargas. Learn more here.
Gov. Beshear declares Feb. 14 Childhood Cancer Awareness Day in Kentucky
Loved ones of cancer patients and survivors flooded the KY State Capitol on Feb. 14, 2024 to watch Governor Andy Beshear declare Feb. 14 Childhood Cancer Awareness Day in KY. Learn more here.
ACCO and Team Colton DIPG Foundation Featured at KY Advocacy Day on February 14, 2024
Colton Ritchie was a DIPG warrior and was taken too soon six years ago. Since then, Colton’s family has been on a mission to advocate for kids with cancer, specifically DIPG warriors. Watch their feature here.
Taking Action with Advocacy: Cancer in Iowa
Scott Kaas, 52, has been involved with the American Childhood Cancer Organization’s “What About Kids?” research initiative for two decades. He has talked with legislators around Iowa — including Gov. Kim Reynolds — trying to push for more funding for pediatric cancer research. Read the full story on our blog.
Pennsylvania: Our State Leads the Fight Against Pediatric Cancer
State Senator Scott Martin pens an article illustrating his work with Pennsylvania advocates and the American Childhood Cancer Organization to bring $10 million in funding specifically for pediatric cancer research at Pennsylvania hospitals. This began with the Senate Bill 74 and is the fourth year this support has been in place. Read the full story here. Could your state be next? Get involved here.
5 Things with Muskogee Phoenix
ACCO is featured in this quick read highlighting facts about childhood cancer during #CCAM. Read the article here and learn more about Childhood Cancer Awareness Month here.
Alabama GOES GOLD® During CCAM
Jay Nicholas offers a compelling statement about his daughter, Aubreigh, a DIPG hero, while attending an event where Mobile, Alabama Mayor Sandy Stimpson reads a proclamation declaring September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. The proclamation highlights the need for increased federal funding. Read the story here and learn more about Childhood Cancer Awareness Month here.
ACCO Featured in CCAM Proclamation from City of Hornell
Mayor John J. Buckley, Mayor of City of Hornell, New York declares September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. ACCO is briefly featured, “Whereas, hundreds of non-profit organizations at the local and national level including the American Childhood Cancer Organization are helping children with cancer and their families cope through educational, emotional and financial support.” Read the full proclamation here and learn more about Childhood Cancer Awareness Month here. Could your state be next? Get involved here.
ACCO Featured in CCAM Proclamation from Clay County Board of Commissioners
Clay County Board of Commissioners proclaimed September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month for Clay County, in its regular morning meeting Tuesday, Sept. 2. ACCO is briefly featured, “Whereas, hundreds of non-profit organizations at the local and national level including the American Childhood Cancer Organization are helping children with cancer and their families cope through educational, emotional and financial support.” Read the full proclamation here and learn more about Childhood Cancer Awareness Month here. Could your state be next? Get involved here.
KY Governor Proclaims September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
Governor Beshear appeared at Norton Children’s Hospital to declare September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Kentucky has been instrumental in working hard to pass legislation for additional research funding for our littlest patients through the Kentucky Pediatric Cancer Research Trust Fund. Watch the video here. Kentucky serves as the location for ACCO’s What About Kids Symposium and registration ends on September 27. Learn more about Childhood Cancer Awareness Month here. Could your state be next? Get involved here.
Make It Cute with ACCO
ABC News Feature: Featured on ABC News, the ACCO and Make It Cute Partnership continues to bring playhouses to kids with cancer across the country. We’re so thrilled to continue bringing kids with cancer comfort and moments of joy. Watch here. Learn more about the Make It Cute partnership here.
Tennessee License Plate Campaign with The Grayson Foundation
After losing her son Grayson to brain cancer at 16, Gloria founded The Grayson Foundation with a mission to raise awareness for childhood cancer in Tennessee. Her dedication led to a collaboration with ACCO, resulting in the creation of a special license plate for residents across the state, helping to spread the message even further. Pre-Order the Tennessee License Plate today.