The Hope Scarf to fight children's cancer

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The Hope Scarf was designed by our founder, Star Greenwood, whose original concept was inspired by the rainbow - a symbol of hope. For each Hope Scarf ordered, Mayu Silk Art will make a $5 donation to Beat Childhood Cancer, a non-profit organization driving neuroblastoma cancer research and raising awareness, making a difference in kids' survival today.


Mayu Silk Art is proud and honored to work with cancer patients, families and caregivers through various organizations. You can learn more about our charitable programs by visiting the blog on our website.


IMPORTANT TO KNOW: while the scarf pictured is one-of-a-kind and no longer available, the design style can be recreated again and again, although each one will be hand painted by Star herself upon order, and will have some various in the shades of these colors, and the shape/size of the hearts. This donation will apply to all scarves created in this design style of rainbow-inspired hearts.


Tax included. Hand wash, cool iron. Free shipping via USPS Priority Mail to US destinations only.


INTERNATIONAL BUYERS ONLY:

  • Your order will automatically include a charge of $36 for international shipping.
  • If the ACTUAL total cost of shipping of this order is less than $36, you will receive a refund of the difference.
  • If the ACTUAL total cost of shipping of this order is MORE than $36, you will receive an invoice for the difference.*


​*Every effort will be made to minimize costs but we want to be sure your trays and tools arrive safely, so we will not cut corners to save a buck or two if the packaging takes it over the limit. That said, we may opt to cover the difference, and only bill you the lower rate :)


Neuroblastoma is the most common cancer in infants. It is a solid tumor cancer that affects children. Every 14 hours, a child is diagnosed with the disease - 650+ new cases in the US every year.
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Although most kids get to remission, nearly half those kids relapse – and there’s no cure for relapsed neuroblastoma; for those under five years old, the survival rate is less than 10%.

Current treatment for neuroblastoma is agressive, with harsh side affects and serious risk of long-term health damage. Beat nb wants to change the story for the next family by finding viable treatments and ultimately, a cure for neuroblastoma.

VIST https://beatnb.org/neuroblastoma/ TO LEARN MORE!