#duckprints

[robertdowneyjjr]

#Duckprints — coming May 11, 2020

Join the Robert Downey Jr. fandom to spread awareness and raise funds for causes that RDJ is passionate about, the Footprint Coalition, and future Team Downey projects! Check out a cute intro video put together by some RDJ fans, and stay tuned for more news when the project has launched.

RDJ fans. Together. 💞

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[daneene]

Home office ........ evening wrap up 🦆👣 #duckprints #beyondbenefits #notquitefengshui #idemandadragonflyemoji (at Parma, Ohio) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxvrVjhprot/?igshid=m2l1t9s67kg

[joverflowers]

Aflac Duck on Twitter

“Want to help me put all your tweeting to good use? Use #Duckprints and Aflac will donate $2, up to $1.5 million, to help end childhood ca

for every rt and/or tweet with the hashtag #Duckprints, aflac will be donating $2 to help cure childhood cancer. so if u see this, pls rt/reply with the hashtag 💜

[pwchamber]

Childhood Cancer and Aflac

A cancer diagnosis is never welcome news, especially when it is pediatric cancer.  Parents have many questions when their child is diagnosed and often don’t know where to turn.  Aflac has many resources dedicated to helping families with children affected by pediatric cancer.  In addition to insurance agents and staff members who can explain each level of coverage and options, Aflac has made strides in their corporate citizenship efforts to fight pediatric cancer. 

Giving Back

In 1995, an Aflac agent was approached by a mother of a child fighting cancer and asked for a donation of $25,000 to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.  Aflac CEO Dan Amos did donate, but instead gave $3 Million and the center was renamed the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Since then, the company has shown that this giving spirit and fight against pediatric cancer is important to everyone at every level.

They have raised and donated over $100 Million to the center, which is recognized as one of the largest children’s cancer centers in the US. It is a national leader in hematology, childhood cancer, blood and bone marrow transplant programs and serves infants through young adults and has cared for more than 2,300 children with cancer and 4,200 children with blood disorders annually.  Aflac’s spirit of giving isn’t just at the corporate level; it reaches all levels of the organization. Much of the funds donated come from independent Aflac insurance agents who contribute from their monthly commission checks.  Additionally, all employees are given the opportunity to regularly contribute with payroll deductions.

Less than 4% of federal funding is earmarked for pediatric cancer – and that just isn’t enough. Aflac created a donation program where cash gifts are welcomed and accepted, but also, a mere mention on social media will garner a donation to the cause.

 Ringing the Bell to Fight Cancer

Children fight each and every day through tough, lifesaving treatments at the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.  When a child completes their treatment, it’s cause for celebration.  Aflac has a tradition, the child who finished treatment gets to ring the “End of Treatment” bell.  Doctors, nurses and medical staff line the hall while a child rings the bell along with his or her family, to signify the closing of a difficult chapter and to celebrate that they beat cancer.

 Aflac Duckprints

Aflac has a national grassroots organization called “Aflac Duckprints” with the primary goal of raising awareness and donations by honoring those who have left their footprints in the fight against childhood cancer.

Aflac is working hard not just to protect patients with quality healthcare and comprehensive insurance, but they are active participants in the fight against cancer.  Together, we can all fight to cure children’s cancer.

Rob Cavaleri is a Special Projects Coordinator with Aflac, a supplemental and voluntary benefits program.  Contact him at [email protected] or 703-328-1561   Follow him on social media at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-cavaleri-50b6b and  https://www.facebook.com/AflacCavaleri

Source: Aflac.com              

[reciperenovator]

#candlesforaustin #lighttheway #duckprints @austinsspiritkeeper

[caitlynshelek]

#CureFest #duckprints 💜🎗

[caitlynshelek]

I’m very late with this post on here but last weekend I went to CureFest in Washington DC and had an incredible time! I hope everyone has a chance to experience the things I got to experience that weekend at some point in their life. I’m so happy to be apart of an organization that spreads magic to child cancer patients all throughout the country. Let’s kick cancer’s butt! 🎗💜 #CureFest #amomentofmagic #amomwvu #duckprints

[caitlynshelek]

#CureFest #amomentofmagic #amomwvu #duckprints 💜🎗