There Are Many Ways To Be A Hero....

Donate Blood

During treatment blood is needed for many reasons, like surgeries or after chemo when blood counts drop.

Go Gold

Gold is the official color of the children's cancer ribbon and September is Children's Cancer Awareness Month.  

Become a Bone Marrow Donor​

Leukemia is the most common type of children's cancer.  Bone Marrow transplants are very common for children with this type of cancer.  Head over to Be The Match and register to become a donor It's free, easy and painless!.

Provide Service

Providing frozen dinners, mowing the lawn, offering to do laundry, cleaning up around the house or even watching the siblings are just a few ways you can lighten the load for a family in the middle of treatment.

** Don't forget the siblings.  
​They are often forgotten and treatment takes a toll on them as well. **

Donate to Children's Cancer
Specific Charities

Many organizations like The National Cancer Institute and American Cancer Society donate almost nothing to all 12 types of children's cancer.
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Support Foundations Like These:

Walk, Run, Hike or Game for the Cause

Participate in fun activities that raise money and awareness for these kids.  

​Below are a few examples:
CureSearch Walk or Hike
Extra-Life 24 hr Gaming Event
Local Hero 5K Fun Runs