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"Ugly Christmas sweaters are a time-honored tradition (as these celebs prove)&amp;amp;#8212;and, c&amp;#x27;mon: Who doesn&amp;#x27;t like donning something like this? Well, ugly-sweater lovers: You can wear that fancy garment for a good cause with Stand Up to Cancer&amp;#x27;s &amp;quot;Ugly Sweater&amp;quot; campaign. You can create a fundraising page, where you ask family and friends to donate money for every day that you put on your hideous pullover, or you can upload a pic and make a JibJab ugly sweater e-card that you share with all your loved ones. And! You can also host an &amp;quot;ugly sweater&amp;quot; party to bring in donations, choosing any of six official SU2C &amp;quot;Ugly Sweater&amp;quot; Party invitations. All of the funds raised go directly to SU2C&amp;amp;#8217;s research (which helps scientists and doctors in the cancer research community to focus on getting new therapies to patients quickly). Related: I once won an ugly sweater contest with the below monstrosity. It&amp;#x27;s a men&amp;#x27;s sweater vest. And this whole thing gives me good reason to break it out once again...which makes me very, very pleased. (In real life, that sewed-on Santa is super creepy. I have to bury it in the garage throughout the rest of the year because it really spooks out anyone who sees it.) Would you try it? Have you ever been involved in ugly-sweater shenanigans?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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