February 29th is Rare Disease Day. Rare Disease Awareness uses both a denim ribbon and a zebra ribbon for awareness. The denim ribbon is used as a reference to genetic causes or “genes” / “jeans”. The zebra ribbon is a refers to a medical expression, “When you hear hoofbeats, think horses not zebras” in looking for a common diagnosis (horse) over a rare one (zebra). Rare Disease Day® takes place worldwide, typically on or near the last day of February each year, to raise awareness among policymakers and the public about rare diseases and their impact on patients’ lives.
Denim Awareness Ribbon Angel Art Painting Rare Disease Awareness Day Image
Childhood Cancer uses a gray and gold ribbon. It combines the gold for childhood cancer and gray for brain cancer. The gold and gray pediatric brain cancer awareness ribbon is available on a variety of customizable products.
Art features the gold and gray awareness ribbon art meaning to show support for childhood brain cancer including gray and gold pediatric cancer awareness angels. Make custom cancer awareness fleece blankets for yourself or as a gift for a loved one. Add your own words or images to this soft blanket for special awareness ribbon cancer gifts.
This ribbon combines the childhood gold childhood cancer ribbon and the gray brain cancer ribbon to show support for pediatric brain cancer. See gold awareness ribbon throw blankets here:
Gray and Gold Childhood Brain Cancer Awareness Ribbon Fleece Blanket
It’s hard to cuddle by yourself. But with these fully customizable comfy fleece blankets, you won’t have to anymore. Customize the entire front panel and wrap yourself in personalized plush luxury. Delicate, soft and colorful, it’s the perfect blanket for picnics in the park, outdoor events, and cozy winter snuggles.
Available in 3 different sizes: small (30″x40″/1.75lbs); medium (50″x 60″/1.85lbs); large (60″x 80″/1.95lbs) 100% buttery soft and cozy polyester fleece Edge-to-edge sublimation printing in vibrant full color Sturdy double edge stitching for a clean finish Back color is off-white Machine washable, gentle cycle, mild detergent Tumble dry low
Gold and Gray Pediatric Brain Cancer Awareness Ribbon Throw Blanket
This all-season throw blanket is designed for curling up with a cup of hot cocoa or relaxing on a summer evening with a cool glass of lemonade. Put a unique and stylish touch on your décor with your favorite patterns or designs or make one with your family photo memories for grandparents, moms, and dads!
Dimensions: 54″l x 38″w Material: 75% cotton, 25% polyester; soft touch Hand wash recommend Made in U.S.A.
Tissue donation and organ transplant awareness uses a green awareness ribbon for its cause. Art features the green awareness ribbon art meaning to show support for tissues donation and organ transplantation including green awareness angels. Make custom awareness gifts and merchandise such as t-shirts, magnets, ornaments and buttons or pins for yourself or as a gift for a loved one. Add your own words or images to create special awareness ribbon gifts.
January: Blood Donor Month highlights the importance of donating blood.
February 14th: National Donor Day is focused on five points of life: organs, tissues, marrow, platelets, and blood.
April: National Donate Life Month brings awareness to saving lives through organ, eye, tissue, marrow, and blood donors and to encourage more donors. This involves special awareness events and donor recognition ceremonies to promote donation awareness and registration with organ procurement organizations, transplant centers, national donation organizations and other organizations.
Last Week of April: National Pediatric Transplant Week offers donation and transplantation organizations the platform to talk about ending the pediatric waiting list, to engage clinical partners to share their innovative work and patient stories (candidates and recipients), and to honor donor families whose children have saved and healed lives through organ, eye, and tissue donation.
July (2nd – 3rd Weeks): Donate Life ECHO (Every Community Has Opportunity) is a 2-week observance focuses on reaching multicultural communities by sharing personal organ, eye, and tissue donor registration stories. It encourages registered donors to ask members of their personal networks and extended communities to register as donors.
August (1st Week): National Minority Donor Awareness Week brings awareness to minority communities for donation and transplantations. Outreach includes encouraging donor registration, promoting healthy living and disease prevention to decrease the need for transplantation.
November: National Marrow Awareness Month focuses on recruiting donors for bone marrow, blood stem cell, and umbilical cord blood and to increase patient awareness around unrelated transplantation.
November: National Donor Sabbath focuses on the critical need for organs, tissues, marrow, and blood, and their life-enhancing capabilities. It occurs on Friday through Sunday, two weekends before Thanksgiving as a 3-day celebration of life. Faith communities and donation professionals lead discussions of issues concerning donation, including awareness activities, donor registrations, and speakers.
Here are additional websites for learning more about this cause:
See more Tissue Donation and Organ Transplant Awareness Ribbon gifts online including magnets, t-shirts, coffee mugs, soft blankets and more online at Zazzle.
The white awareness ribbon shows support for teenage pregnancy awareness. May is teen pregnancy prevention month per Youth.gov. Here is information about US teenage pregnancy prevention from their website:
Teen pregnancy prevention is a national priority. Despite declines in teen pregnancy and birth rates in the U.S., the national teen pregnancy rate continues to be higher than the rates in other Western industrialized nations.
Racial and ethnic disparities remain, with higher rates of teen pregnancy for Hispanic and non-Hispanic black adolescents than non-Hispanic white adolescents.
Teen pregnancy prevention is a major public health issue because it directly affects the immediate and long-term well-being of mother, father, and child. Teen pregnancy and childbirth contribute significantly to dropout rates among high school females, increased health and foster care costs, and a wide range of developmental problems for children born to teen mothers.
Art features the white awareness ribbon art meaning to show support for teen pregnancy prevention including white awareness angels. Make custom awareness gifts and merchandise such as t-shirts, magnets, ornaments and buttons or pins for yourself or as a gift for a loved one. Add your own words or images to create special awareness ribbon gifts.
October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Bullying is when someone uses their strength or influence to intimidate a person or a group of people. It can occur with kids at school or happen online. Learn more about bullying here:
StopBullying.gov: This website teaches kids how to identify bullying and what to do about it.
StompOutBullying.org: Is a non-profit dedicated to changing the cultural attitudes that lead to bullying whether in schools or online.
vpnMentor: This is a blog post designed for women to manage cyberbullying and privacy concerns. It has helpful internet safety tips for all individuals.
Bullying Prevention uses a Blue Awareness Ribbon. Buy this bullying awareness ribbon at AwarenessGallery.com.
Make custom bullying prevention, stopbullying or anti-bullying awareness with personalized messages on merchandise such as t-shirts, magnets, ornaments and buttons or pins for yourself or as a gift for a loved one. Add your own words or images to create special awareness ribbon products.
Art features the pink and blue awareness ribbon art meaning to show support for male breast cancer including blue and pink cancer awareness angels. Make custom cancer awareness buttons or pins for yourself or as a gift for a loved one. Add your own words or images to a pin or button for special awareness ribbon cancer gifts.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Male Breast Cancer Awareness Ribbon Custom Options
Round buttons available in 5 diameter sizes: 1.25″ (small), 2.25″ (standard), 3″ (large), 4″ (huge), 6″ (colossal)
Square buttons available in 2″ long x 2″ wide
Covered with scratch and UV-resistant Mylar
Made in U.S.A.
Quantity discounts available
See more Male Breast Cancer Awareness Ribbon gifts online including magnets, t-shirts, coffee mugs, soft blankets and more online at our Zazzle store.
The white color ribbon means support for child adoption awareness. November is National Adoption Awareness Month. Many children in foster care are looking for permanent families. Foster care awareness uses a blue ribbon.
Learn more about adoption awareness on these sites:
Art features the pink and teal awareness ribbon art meaning to show support for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer including teal and pink ovarian and breast cancer awareness angels. Make custom cancer awareness buttons or pins for yourself or as a gift for a loved one. Add your own words or images to a pin or button for special awareness ribbon cancer gifts.
September is Gynecologic Cancer and Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Art features the teal awareness ribbon art meaning to show support for ovarian cancer including ovarian cancer awareness angels. Make custom cancer awareness buttons or pins for yourself or as a gift for a loved one. Add your own words or images to a pin or button for special awareness ribbon cancer gifts.
