• Use pink ribbon wrapping paper to wrap her gift.bre image by robert mobley from Fotolia.com
  
  Cancer is a disease that can eat away hope. Encourage your loved one by giving her cancer-ribbon gifts that show your support, love and willingness to go to battle for her. Even as she fights for her life, she is sure to appreciate the thought and emotional support you put into her present.
  
  

Cookie for the Cure

• Mix sugar and love and you've got a great package of gourmet cookies to give. Made in a variety of styles such as white chocolate Oreos, chocolate painted fortune cookies, and graham crackers that have been decorated with nonpareils and a prominent pink ribbon design, the gourmet cookies can be delivered year round. As of 2010, they ranged from $16 to $28.
  
  

Cancer Gift Basket

• Fill a basket with hope for colon cancer patients and make a large blue ribbon is decorating the front of the basket. Place a baseball cap with a blue ribbon design, a blank journal, pens, water bottle, a blue car magnet ribbon and a blue cancer wristband inside the basket. Finish by adding a copy of "American Cancer Society's Complete Guide to Colorectal Cancer," by American Cancer Society, Bernard Levin, Terri Ades and Katie Couric.
  
  

Bottle Up Cancer

• Purchase a clear, pink water bottle and fill it with two acupressure wrist bands (which are thought to relieve nausea and are also known as psi bands), a stress ball, hard candy, a pack of ribbon-shaped Silly Bandz, a pink ribbon lanyard and a black scarf with pink ribbons printed on it. The pink ribbons play a dominant roll in this gift which would be fine given without being wrapped.
  
  

Cuddle Away Cancer

• Ovarian cancer is symbolized by a teal ribbon. Purchase a teal teddy bear and stick teal ribbons in its ears like mock earrings. Place a rubber cancer wristband around its neck to mimic a necklace and tie a note to its hand telling its owner how much you love her and you hope she can draw strength from that love as she battles ovarian cancer.
  
  

Jewelry for the Cure

• There are many bangles, earrings, necklaces, rings and brooches featuring cancer ribbons for sale. Sold in white and yellow gold as well as sterling silver, ribbon jewelry is a good way to keep a cause in mind. You can find gold ribbons with pink sapphires dangling from box chains for around $325. If that is a little pricey for you, consider getting a pair of rose quartz dangle earrings with a silver ribbon lying on top of the stone for around $47. Both prices are as of 2010.