Photos: Will Ferrell Sunscreen to Launch Just in Time for Summer

Brand new sunscreen line to provide sun protection, laughs and college
scholarship money for cancer survivors

SAN DIEGO, May 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Today non-profit Cancer for College launches
a new line of sunscreens featuring actor Will Ferrell. All proceeds from the
sunscreen sales will go to benefit Cancer for College's Willpowered
Scholarship Fund in granting college scholarships to cancer survivors and
amputees.

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Will Ferrell's Sexy Hot Tan, Sunstroke and Forbidden Fruit SPF 30 sunscreens
launched today on Amazon, eBay and www.cancerforcollege.org starting at
$11.99. The products are Ferrell's first foray into fundraising products for a
charity he has been involved in since his college days.

Cancer for College was formed in 1993 by two-time cancer survivor and double
amputee, Craig Pollard. Pollard was a fraternity brother of Will Ferrell at
the University of Southern California. Since its inception, Ferrell has been a
devoted supporter of the charity and has served as the celebrity host of
Cancer for College fundraising events since 2002.

"Some people are charitable with their money. Some are charitable with their
time," said Craig Pollard. "Will Ferrell has been extremely generous with
both."

The launch of this product significantly expands the organization's ability to
help cancer survivors obtain a college education. The organization helps fund
everything from text books to full scholarships for kids who have battled
cancer and dreamed of going to college, despite the financial hardships of
battling their conditions.

"We are obviously appealing to sun worshippers, streakers, art lovers and the
ever growing market of body-building golfers," said Ferrell. "We hope that
everyone will see the humor in this product and join us in support of a very
worthy cause."

About Cancer for College
Cancer for College was formed in 1993 by two-time cancer survivor and
double-amputee Craig Pollard. Cancer for College was created to provide hope
and inspiration by providing college scholarships to cancer survivors and
amputees. Since its inception, Cancer for College has granted nearly $500k in
scholarships to more than 400 cancer survivors. For more information about
Cancer for College visit www.cancerforcollege.org.

SOURCE Cancer for College

Megan Verardi, Fleishman-Hillard, +1-619-237-7715,
megan.verardi@fleishman.com, for Cancer for College