Did you know that a simple flag can spark a movement – and make a world of difference in the fight against childhood cancer?
Meet the CURE Flag – a symbol of hope that transforms communities into tangible support for families battling this devastating disease.
For just $30, you can:
- Fuel breakthrough childhood cancer research
- Deliver life-changing support to families in crisis
- Plant hope right in your community where everyone can see it
This year’s flag is especially meaningful. It features original artwork by 11-year-old Caroline, a brave and talented girl currently in treatment for cancer. Her bold, hand-drawn “FIGHT” reflects the courage kids like Caroline show every single day.
One mom told us, “I felt hugged every time I saw a flag flying in my neighborhood." Imagine that feeling spreading everywhere.
Last year, supporters like you raised an incredible $205,000 just by flying a flag in honor of kids fighting cancer. This year, we hope to spread that impact even further by putting 2025 CURE Flags in all 50 states and making CURE’s message impossible to miss.
Ready to join the movement?
Visit the new and improved cureflags.org to order your CURE Flag. Simply enter your address to find a nearby flag captain. You will pick up your flag from their designated pickup location at the end of August. (In Statesboro, the current flag captain is the Chi Omega sorority, with porch pickup available at 104 Olympic Blvd. on campus.)
ORDER A CURE FLAG!
P.S. Want to amplify your impact? Become a Flag Captain and help spread the word in your community. You can sign up through the button above.
Meet The Creator
Caroline is a bright, creative girl who loves to draw, write, and express herself through art. She’s been bravely fighting a rare brain tumor since she was just one year old. Thanks to genetic sequencing through CURE’s Precision Medicine Program, doctors discovered something important – her tumor carried a specific mutation that meant standard treatments wouldn’t work.
But that discovery also unlocked a new path: a targeted therapy that might work for Caroline. The results have been remarkable. Her main tumor has visibly shrunk, and two other spots doctors were watching have nearly disappeared. Caroline’s journey is far from over, but today she is doing well, still creating, still smiling, and still fighting – with strength that inspires us all.
