Cancer knows no cure, no month, no age and no boundaries. That is, until it met ghd. In just over a month, ghd North America has already raised over $75,000 to support the Young Survival Coalition (YSC) though its widely embraced power of pink iron campaign featuring rock royalty's Kimberly Stewart and Leah Wood. ghd is on a mission to fight cancer. Although October's pink ribbon month has come to a close, ghd is continuing to run the power of pink through February 14th, 2007, when the company will present a gift from the heart to YSC on Valentine's day -- a check for up to $150,000 to help in its fight against cancer.

Stylists and consumers alike can nab their own limited-edition original ceramic styling iron in sizzling hot-pink, at ghd salons through February 2007. $15 per every iron sold will support the Young Survival Coalition.

The kids at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital keep busy getting better. They keep busy making holiday gifts too -- like ornaments and ceramic plates and holiday cards and gift wrap. All of their hand-crafted creations fill the 2006 St. Jude Holiday Hope Gift Book, available now and jam-packed with powerful gifts of hope.

Proceeds from gift purchases -- 84 percent of each sale -- benefit sick children in every community in every country who come to St. Jude for life-saving treatment. Like Caleb, a seven-year-old boy diagnosed in 2004 with leukemia.

Caleb was referred to St. Jude -- where no family is ever turned away because of an inability to pay -- and received treatment for three years. Caleb is now in remission and expresses his feelings through his artwork.

Anna Grace, a five-year-old who was abandoned on a roadside in China when she was one day old, was adopted by an American couple and soon after was diagnosed with a cancerous tumor on her brain stem. After surgery to remove the tumor, Anna Grace was referred to St. Jude for chemotherapy and radiation. Today, Anna Grace is healthy and only returns for check-ups every six months.

St. Jude stories of hope are plentiful. And so are the kid-created holiday gifts offered this season.