If you make a donation of $25 or more to Stand Up To Cancer in July, American Airlines gives you the opportunity to add the name of the person you “stand up” for to the fuselage of an American Airlines Airbus A321 aircraft. The new aircraft takes to the skies this fall wrapped in a special SU2C design with all names submitted. Eligible names include those who are cancer survivors, current cancer fighters and those who lost their battle with cancer.

“Every family in America has a cancer story, my own family included. Too many of us have lost our parents, children, spouses and friends to this terrible disease,” commented Tim McGraw, one of many celebrities who act as Stand Up To Cancer ambassadors. “I’ve been so touched by the stories of the American Airlines team members I’ve met over the past month and I’m honored to lend my voice to this campaign to help create a world where all cancer patients can become long-term survivors and have more time with the people they love.”

“Our national collaboration with Stand Up To Cancer was driven by their proven approach to cancer research and our corporate purpose to care for people on life’s journeys. In a few short years, we’ve seen donations contribute to scientific breakthroughs and more access to meaningful clinical trials,” added Elise Eberwein, executive vice president of people and communications, American Airlines. “We ask anyone who has been impacted by cancer join us in our shared goal to make every cancer patient a long-term survivor.”

To make a donation and submit a name for the SU2C aircraft, visit aa.com/standup before July 31. Visit the site again in late September to see the location of your submitted name on the aircraft.