Kiwi kids to wear their support for the Child Cancer Foundation

All Black Keven Mealamu and radio personality Jay-Jay Feeney have teamed up with the Child Cancer Foundation and designed a series of limited edition children’s tees, available through JK Kids Gear nationwide.

Each tee retails for $19.95 of which $10 goes to the Child Cancer Foundation to help children and families affected by childhood cancer. The full range hits shelves during the Child Cancer Foundation Appeal Week (10 – 16 March) and can also be purchased at www.jk.co.nz

Keven drew inspiration from his own family to come up with a unique monkey design using the Child Cancer Foundation Beads of Courage; the unique, coloured beads that children receive for each treatment or milestone in their cancer treatment.

“The beads the Child Cancer Foundation uses are brilliant so I definitely wanted to include them. I have a pretty bad cauliflower ear that everyone notices when they meet me, and my kids are little monkeys, so it all sort of came together in this design. It is from me – with help from my family and friends – to all the kids and families that go through this ordeal,” says Keven Mealamu.

Designed with Kiwi girls in mind, Jay-Jay’s tee features a bejeweled handbag on a bright pink background.

“You can’t help but be inspired by the bravery of children with cancer and what the Child Cancer Foundation does to support them. The JK Kids T-shirts are a great way for Kiwi families to get behind the Child Cancer Foundation and help children with cancer by wearing one of these colourful designs,” says Jay-Jay Feeney.

The full Child Cancer Foundation JK Kids Gear range is available for both boys and girls in sizes 1-12. Visit your nearest JK Kids store to get a special t-shirt and help the Child Cancer Foundation.