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Mattel, Give the Children of Cancer Hope
  1. Signatures
    127 out of 10,000
    Petitioning
    1. Mattel, Inc. (Mattel)
  2. Created By
    Jonathan Martinez
    Odessa, TX
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This action was inspired by a repost that was going around Facebook that states: 

"Disney should make a Barbie with no hair, so that every little girl that is fighting cancer feels beautiful!! Put her in pink, and name her HOPE! Repost if u agree ♥"

We all know that Disney does not make Barbie, rather, Mattel Does.

This would allow children that have been battling cancer feel beautiful for once, Furthermore when/if the doll is created then Mattel should donate a doll to all the girls at St. Jude exclusively or treatment centers for children with cancer.

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Make a bald limited edition Barbie dressed in all pink and named Hope

Greetings,

I just signed the following petition addressed to: Mattel.

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Dear Mattel,

Cancer in America is still a huge issue and whats worse is the children of the nation with the disease lose their childhood to hospitalization and treatments. The Pink Ribbon Campaign is getting larger every year as this news continues to spread like wildfire and we as humanity cling to each other in hopes of finding a cure for all them soon.

Please make a bald limited edition Barbie dressed in all pink and name her Hope

This would allow children that have been battling cancer feel beautiful for once, Furthermore when/if the doll is created then Mattel should donate a doll to all the girls at St. Jude exclusively or treatment centers for children with cancer.

These children never asked to be sick. I am certain that they would want nothing more than to be able to attend school and have friends over all the time like the other children do. Their parents must also find it hard to invest in a couple of toys every now and again because the cost of cancer treatment for those that don't qualify for assistance is still a steep penny.

I also ask that when/if the doll is created that you as a company donate a doll to all the girls at St. Jude exclusively or treatment centers for children with cancer, before you put the doll up for general retail.

Team up with the Susan G Koman Foundation and the National Children's Leukemia Foundation, and make a good portion of the purchase become a donation and together we can and will find a cure faster for the children.
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Sincerely,

[Your name]

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