Time to Move On: An Update on Micah and the Unituxin Trial
Micah's mom and dad know that when you're the parents of a child who's being treated for...
Real-Life Stories
A compendium of inspiring narratives and firsthand accounts that reflect the real impact of our work. Delve into the experiences of children, families, survivors, and supporters whose lives have been touched by childhood cancer.
Micah and the Unituxin Trial
Micah is literally dancing through treatment. Careful of the lines attached to an IV in...
Uncle Dave Braves the Shave for Sweet Caroline
Caroline with her family just days before her passing. Earlier this year we lost an...
A Tremendous Inspiration: Maddy’s Story
The 9-year-old was diagnosed with an aggressive type of childhood cancer called diffuse...
Family Loses 7-Month-Old Son to Childhood Cancer
During a vacation to Disneyland, the Devaty family experienced loss no family should...
Finding Happiness, No Matter the Journey: Lilly’s Story
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Do something to help kids with cancer....
The Boy Who Got Cancer to Cure Cancer: Aiden’s Story
Do something to help cure childhood cancer. Aiden was the type of kid who lit up a room...
All the Years Stolen by Childhood Cancer
Rebecca Meyer loved princesses, her sister and brother, and the color purple. She died...
My Reality as a Father of a Child with Neuroblastoma
Jeff's younger son, 3-year-old Micah, is fighting childhood cancer for the third time....
‘Facing the Bridge’: Late Effects of Grace’s Childhood Cancer Treatment
For brain tumor survivors like Ambassador Grace, who has been cancer free for over six...
Alan’s Legacy: Giving Hope to Kids with Cancer
One year ago today, childhood cancer claimed Ambassador Alan's life. His parents, Harold...
The Cost of a Cure: A Parent’s Perspective
No cost is too high to give our children fighting cancer a cure. ]Five-year-old Danny...
Happy Birthday, Sara!
Sara was diagnosed with stage 4 Wilms tumor in November 2008. Today she is celebrating...
A Letter to Myself: What I Wish I’d Known About Childhood Cancer
Dear Kel, Today you had your son, Ryan. Isn't he beautiful? Red hair, 6 pounds. A few...
Going Home: Ryan’s Childhood Cancer Story
He no longer lives in this house on Robison Lane, but I feel him everywhere. He lives in...