A friend of mine started a very cool fundraising site benefiting the Lance Armstrong Foundation. The site is called The Cancer Mosaic, which consists of 2,500 blank tiles that will be populated
with the faces of friends, family and colleagues who have dealt with cancer. A tile can be 'purchased' with a $20 donation. When completed, The Cancer Mosaic will raise $50,000 to help
people live through and beyond cancer. And since it’s easy for him to add more tiles to
the Mosaic, this could easily become an online memorial that honors hundreds of thousands (millions?) of people and makes a significant contribution for cancer survivors.
If you know someone who's battled cancer, please consider participating by either spreading the word or donating. Thanks!
Those cancer bracelets were phenomenon. They raises a huge summ of money and everyone after that seemed to copy and lose.
http://curehope.org
Posted by: Dave | June 14, 2006 at 02:23 PM
Those cancer bracelets were phenomenon. They raises a huge summ of money and everyone after that seemed to copy and lose.
Posted by: Dave | June 14, 2006 at 03:40 AM
Very powerful. It's the buy-a-brick concept blown out to massive proportions (and more personal with the photos).
Posted by: Andy | March 21, 2006 at 09:05 AM
This is so cool! What a beautiful idea.
I just interviewed Lance Armstrong live for a book I am working on. Visit my blog to learn more... http://remarkablelives.blogspot.com/ In a few days I should have the live interview up for people to listen to.
Posted by: Paige Kearin | March 21, 2006 at 12:08 AM