Every Flag Funds

A Fighting Chance.

make an impact in your community

Join us this September– purchase a flag, support families, and help fund lifesaving research. 

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Find Yourlocal Captain

Find Yourlocal Captain

Buy Your Flag Today

There are two ways to locate your Captain

Option 1

Select your Captain from the list

OR

Option 2

Enter your address and use the map to locate a Captain near you

If there is not a captain near you, you will be prompted to select shipping.

Backtheir fight

Each flag purchase supports children with cancer and helps fund groundbreaking research for better treatments and a future cure. This year’s flag features original artwork by two extraordinary girls: Banks, age 8, and Malorie, age 15. Both are in the fight of their lives and prove that courage and creativity can shine through when they’re backed by support like yours.

How toget your flag

How toget your flag

Purchase your flag

Place your order online and secure your flag.

Pick it up locally

Flags will be available for pick-up the last two weeks in August. Your Captain will reach out to coordinate.

Proudly display it

Show off your flag during September to share your support and spread awareness.

Need Somedisplay inspiration?

Need Somedisplay inspiration?

Each flag represents a year of impact, awareness, and unwavering community support.

Visit our Amazon storefront to purchase your display hardware and fly your flag with pride.

*Display hardware not included with the purchase of a flag

Putting hopeon the map

Putting hopeon the map

Help us reach our goal of displaying a flag in every state

Louisiana

Meet the Artists Behind this year's flag

Name:

Malorie

Name:

Banks

About cureflags

The flag program began because Chris Glavine and Stephanie Shearer recognized a need for a vibrant visual reminder during September – Childhood Cancer Awareness Month – to highlight the ongoing fight against childhood cancer and the need for continuous support.

About cureflags

The flag program began because Chris Glavine and Stephanie Shearer recognized a need for a vibrant visual reminder during September – Childhood Cancer Awareness Month – to highlight the ongoing fight against childhood cancer and the need for continuous support.