Go Gold
Club

Student-led • School-powered • Nationwide

Go Gold.
Grow hope.

Raise childhood cancer awareness on campus and support kids fighting cancer.

Start your club Meet the movement

1 / What is Go Gold Club?

A school club
with a bigger
purpose.

The gold ribbon is the internationally recognized symbol of childhood cancer. Go Gold Club brings that symbol—and the stories behind it—into school communities.

Go Gold Club is a student-led movement that raises childhood cancer awareness on campus and unites meaningful support for children fighting cancer and their families.

Joshua Bie founded the first club while he was in seventh grade, creating a bridge between his school community and families affected by childhood cancer. The idea has since grown to more schools and more youth leaders.

2 / How we show up

Three ways
students turn
care into action.

1

Awareness

Make the gold ribbon impossible to miss.

Bring childhood cancer awareness into schools, sports leagues, and local communities through campaigns, conversations, and visible support.

2

Action & fundraising

Build something that moves people.

Lead student-created initiatives, campaigns, and events that raise vital funds and invite entire school communities to participate.

3

Community & hope

Help families feel less alone.

Create networks of support and moments of care for children and families navigating a diagnosis.

3 / Start at your school

Your campus.
Your team.
Your move.

Interested in starting a Go Gold Club at your school? Tell the Super Joey youth team about yourself, your school, and the community you want to build. They’ll help you take the next step.

Open the interest form
  1. 1
    Raise your hand

    Complete the interest form and share where you hope to launch a club.

  2. 2
    Build your team

    Invite classmates, a faculty advisor, and friends who care about the mission.

  3. 3
    Choose your action

    Plan an awareness campaign, fundraiser, or community support project.

  4. 4
    Go gold together

    Turn your school’s energy into sustained support for kids and families.

4 / Follow the movement

Good work
travels.

See club projects, student stories, event moments, and new ways to get involved through the official Go Gold Club Instagram.

Follow @gogoldclub

5 / Go Gold Leadership Summit

One shared mission.
Many young leaders.

The annual Go Gold Leadership Summit brings chapter teams, school clubs, and youth organizers together to share ideas and strengthen the movement.

Washington, DC + onlineSeptember 19, 2026
View all events