The Korean Childhood Cancer Society is launching the 'Golden Cheer GOLD ON' campaign to raise awareness of childhood cancer and support child patients during International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September.
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•Korean Childhood Cancer Society, 'Golden Cheer GOLD ON' Campaign
•International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, raising awareness
This year, September marks International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a global effort to increase social attention towards childhood cancer and send messages of encouragement to affected children and their families. The Korean Childhood Cancer Society is organizing the 'Golden Cheer GOLD ON' campaign during this period to support child patients through fundraising efforts.
The campaign combines the concepts of ‘gold’ and ‘on,’ symbolizing a bright future for children’s health. Its goals include raising social awareness about childhood cancer, expanding treatment and rehabilitation funding programs by encouraging regular donations from supporters.
Participants who sign up on a first-come, first-served basis will receive 300 portable light-up snowmen as gifts. The raised funds will be used to support various programs aimed at treating and rehabilitating children with cancer. The society hopes for increased attention and participation in this campaign.
