"Leukemia Awareness" Orange Ribbon Magnet

My son Brad lost his 15 year old best friend to Leukemia so this orange Leukemia Awareness ribbon car magnet is dedicated to Will. (Ron)

Leukemia is a blood cancer that develops where the body makes white blood cells, including the bone marrow and the lymphatic system. Chronic myeloid leukemia occurs in adults while acute lymphocytic leukemia is the most common and acute myelogenous leukemia the least common childhood leukemias.

September is Leukemia Awareness month. Learn more about the causes, cures and research for Leukemia on the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society website.

Buy our individually wrapped "Leukemia Awareness" Orange Ribbon Car Magnet. Our 3.5 x 8" Leukemia Awareness Ribbon Magnet is manufactured and printed in the USA. We print on premium quality, super-thick (.030) magnetic material with UV protected inks, and individually packaged in shrink wrap. Perfect for gift giving and fundraising.

We also carry "Leukemia Awareness" Rubber Bracelets. Allow us to create custom "Leukemia Awareness" Rubber Bracelets and Ribbon Magnets for your organization or next event.

Display on your car, SUV, van, truck or any metalic surface except aluminum. Also works great on a metal whiteboard at work, or the fridge at home.

Get creative! The best part about a magnet is that you can put it on, take it off, and move it around.

Simple instructions: Stick on. Pull off.

If outdoors, do remove and clean under your magnet once in a while (weekly is best, but less often is OK too unless you live in a desert where everything gets baked on). Also remember that direct sun will eventually cause color fading on your magnet if you car stays outdoors all day long.

Car wash high pressure sprayers and brushes are known to occasionally keep car magnets as souvenirs. Best to remove before sending your car to the shower, or, just be sure to check before you leave the car wash.

(If ever your magnet gets an attitude and is stubborn about coming off, warm it up a little, or even pour a little water with dishwashing liquid on it and you should win the battle, leaving the surface underneath just fine. We've sold over a million magnets and only heard of this happening a handful of times but we thought we'd mention it anyway).