"Sarcoma Knows No Borders" Bracelets

Thousands of people around the world wear these bracelets as a sign of support and solidarity. The background color of the bracelet is a swirl of a pathology slide of a sarcoma patient. The bracelet is reversible. "Sarcoma Knows No Borders" is printed on one side, and the word "sarcoma" is printed in 13 languages on the other side. Each bracelet is individually packaged. Many boys, girls and teenagers wear them as ankle bracelets.

We suggest a $5 donation for each wristband, plus shipping costs. All of the donations for wristbands go directly to sarcoma research.

Follow This Two-Step Process to Obtain Bracelets

NOTE: Both steps must be completed!

Step 1: Make a donation with the Paypal, a secure payment service. Just click the donate button on the right and then type your donation amount. The suggested donation for each bracelet is $5. Please also add the following amount for shipping:

1 bracelet: 60 cents
2-5 bracelets: $1.50
6-10 bracelets: $1.75
10-20 bracelets: $2.25

After you have entered your donation amount, click "update total." You can then continue making a donation without a paypal account or login to your existing account. [You'll notice that your donation is sent to FJC, where our funds are kept.] Continue to Step 2.

Step 2: In a minute or two, you will receive a receipt from Paypal. Forward a copy of the Paypal receipt and include the number of bracelets you are requesting and the address to which you would like them shipped.

for bulk orders, international orders or express shipment

Write to . Please include the number of bracelets you are requesting and the address to which you would like them shipped. We normally ship bracelets via US Mail, but if you need them quickly for an event, we can FedEx or UPS them to you. The shipping costs vary depending on how many bracelets you request and the destination and shipping method you request.

Brochures from the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative

Our brochures are designed to increase sarcoma awareness and to explain the importance of sarcoma research and support. We need your help to distribute them at events, conferences, cancer centers and doctor's offices around the world.

These full-color brochures have been donated to our organization, and we are happy to mail them to you at no charge. Simply make a request below.

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The Team Sarcoma Store

Our store features several t-shirt designs, as well as buttons, bags, bears, hats, and water bottles. Each item you purchase includes a donation to the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative!

Gage's Art

Gage Alexander Dole lost his brave six year fight against Ewing's Sarcoma on Valentines Day, 2011. All proceeds from Gage's Art will benefit the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative. A portion of the proceeds from Gage's Jewerly will benefit the Initiative as well.

I'm Not Lance

Scott Alcott is a Ewing's sarcoma survivor who is donating the proceeds of his book to the Liddy ShriverSarcoma Initiative. Scott hopes that his book will help others to feel understood, supported and prepared to deal with sarcoma.

Scott writes: "I'm Not Lance! is not an autobiography. It has many moments of controversy and sometimes blunt assessments. I've dared to say what patients, supporters, and doctors actually think, with an eye on raising understanding and better dynamics between these wonderful and caring people."

The "Strike Out Sarcoma" Store

Strike Out Sarcoma raises awareness and funds for Ewing's Sarcoma research in memory of Michael Lio. All proceeds benefit the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative's research grant program.

The Circle

Singer songwriter Ron Martin is a multi-instrumentalist from North Carolina. He is sharing the proceeds from the sale of his CD, The Circle, with the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative to help fund sarcoma research.

Just Enough Grace

A sarcoma survivor and mother-of-four, Heather Nations has written an interactive devotional and journal about life's challenges. A portion of sales will be donated to the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative.

Contribute to our Shop

Writers, artists and businesses are invited to donate a portion of their sales to sarcoma research through the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative. These items are a valuable part of the Team Sarcoma Initiative! Contact us to learn more.