Livestrong Bracelet History: Should You Still Wear One in 2026?
The Livestrong yellow bracelet raised $500M+ for cancer support. History from 2004 to today, what wearing one means now, and how silicone awareness bands keep raising money for charity.
The Handband Blog
The Livestrong yellow bracelet raised $500M+ for cancer support. History from 2004 to today, what wearing one means now, and how silicone awareness bands keep raising money for charity.
A SCHOOL has banned children from wearing wristbands in memory of a classmate who died of cancer. Friends of Jordan Cobby, 14, had the bracelets made and sold them to raise money for cancer victims af…
DES MOINES — The top dogs in Iowa’s Republican Party pulled red bands over their wrists and announced a party “unity plan” at the Iowa State Fair Thursday. The three-pronged “Iowa Strong” campaign is…
DeeDee Trotter was on an airplane in 2006 when she overheard a passenger seated behind her discussing the steroids scandal.
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - With head coach Chuck Pagano being treated for leukemia, the Colts are making a push this week to raise money for research.
With high hopes for making change happen, a group of Grade 6 girls from Waverly Park School have been working hard to make and sell bracelets to raise money for breast cancer research. "We knew we wan…
Custom wristbands reward kids for reaching reading milestones in library and school holiday reading challenge programs.
A GROUP of Brighton students who created a wristband campaign to raise money for their sick school friend are thrilled by the generous response. Friends of year 12 Brighton Grammar School student Conn…
Underneath the plastic wristband that details all the plays and formations and signals, MarQueis Gray wears another rubber bracelet during every game and practice. It's orange with black letters, and…
HUNDREDS of people from Hartlepool and east Durham beat the rain and a Metro rail strike to enjoy a sell-out gig. Just over 55,000 fans flocked to the Stadium of Light in Sunderland to enjoy a vibrant…
Olympics bosses told a torchbearer whose soldier son almost died in Iraq that she could not wear any branding for the charity Help for Heroes.
CHICAGO – It’s an old sports cliché: taking it one game at a time, one play at a time. It’s also a goal and the mindset the Illinois football team has adopted this year – one that every player is remi…