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Oliver Patch Project
A 501c3 nonprofit corporation providing fun, free programming to children struggling with pediatric cancer.
About Oliver Patch Project
The Oliver Patch Project (OPP) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation whose mission is to create a fun, engaging platform where children with childhood cancers and their families can connect through a series of unique patches created by artists and designers just for them. **Please follow us on Instagram and Facebook for more up to the minute news!** Empowering kids to find their inner warriors, as they endure life changing milestone events, by providing a bit of sunshine throughout their entire cancer journey from discovery through completion. The project is supported by donations and all the fun is provided to our Warriors 100% free of charge. We believe in the power of positivity to promote healing.
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Presence & Recognition
Oliver Patch Project introduced the 2026 Great American Patch-Off judging panel featuring educators, artists, creators, advocates, and longtime OPP supporters.
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Presence & Recognition
Oliver Patch Project introduced the 2026 Great American Patch-Off judging panel featuring educators, artists, creators, advocates, and longtime OPP supporters.
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Presence & Recognition
Oliver Patch Project welcomed Jackie NerdECrafter to the Great American Patch-Off National Judging Panel
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Products & Services
Oliver Patch Project launched the Charm Connection Program, which provides pediatric cancer patients with a bracelet and starter collection of charms while medical team members wear charm keychains on badges.
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Products & Services
Oliver Patch Project launched the Strike Out Cancer pin as a small way to wear support for kids and families.
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Products & Services
Oliver Patch Project sends jackets, totes, and patches with OPP Warriors and families behind them.
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