Once in your Heart, Always in your Heart: Abigail
In part three of our Valentine’s Day blog series, we are honoring Abigail. Abigail was special to all who knew her, not to mention extremely smart and talented.
In part three of our Valentine’s Day blog series, we are honoring Abigail. Abigail was special to all who knew her, not to mention extremely smart and talented.
In part two of our Valentine’s Day blog series, we are honoring Megan. Megan was a vibrant young woman that could light up the entire room with her smile. She was so full of compassion and always doing everything she could to help others.
This Valentine’s Day, we are remembering our loved ones – whose lives deserve to be shared and celebrated today, and every day, the cancer warriors who inspire us to keep pushing forward, fighting for a cure. Their legacies continue to live on by the efforts of their friends and family.
What makes each one of our 2017 PCRF Scholarship Awardees unique are their individual stories of bravery. They have hope and dreams for the future made possible by the great research funded by you. We’d like you to meet Diann, a cancer survivor who is compassionate in every sense of the word.
We’d like you to meet 2017 PCRF Scholarship Awardee Kelby, a 4-time cancer survivor who never gave up hope.
We’d like you to meet Dante, a young man who has a bright future ahead of him and doesn’t take one second of his life for granted.
We’d like you to meet another 2017 PCRF Scholarship Awardee – Peter. Peter remained positive despite being given the worst possible news.
We’d like you to meet our 2017 PCRF Scholarship Awardee: Clayton. We’re so inspired by their stories of strength, courage and resiliency.
When individuals advocate to support lifesaving research, every donation or effort, both big and small, collectively can make a world of difference in saving lives. Meet Steve Groh, a father who knows far too well the devastation of pediatric cancer. His daughter, Ava, was diagnosed with Wilms Tumor at just two years old. Once she entered remission, he was determined to pay it forward.
Cubs Pitcher Jon Lester teams up with Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation to continue the fight against pediatric cancer this summer.
Lucas is the kid cancer never saw coming. Read Lucas’ story and see how one young man has triumphed over the challenge of cancer.
When she got older, Marisa Goldwasser told her dad, Dave, that after she graduated from Duke University they’d write a fantasy book together.
Although Pediatric Melanoma is rare, Ian Engdahl can tell you first hand about his experience & ongoing fight. Learn more about Ian & how he found PCRF!
With the support of his family & friends, Jaxon keeps a positive attitude by only being concerned with what can be done right here & right now.
Leonard was kept in high spirits with the basketball DVDs he received from friends & family, Sports Center, & a visit from the UCLA Men’s Basketball Team.
With her Fitness Family, Team Abigail raised over $6,000 for pediatric cancer research. As Abigail liked to say, “Let’s kick cancer in the booty.”
With the support of his friends on the UC Irvine Baseball team, Little League Team & Hall of Fame-ers like Rod Carew, Gavin is backed by an all-star team!
Twenty years ago, John and Kim Weiner faced every parent’s worst nightmare. Samantha, their 15-month-old baby girl, was diagnosed with leukemia.
Diann was 5-years-old when her mother took her for a routine exam at the doctor’s office. Later that day, they were told the news.
Hello, My name is Kalyn, I am eighteen years old and I am a Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Cancer Survivor.
Daniel was treated by Dr. Mitchell Cairo, a leading pediatric cancer researcher & oncologist using therapies he developed with PCRF funded research.
In January of 2013 Alexa was diagnosed with Medulloablastoma. That same month she had surgery at UCLA to remove the tumor.
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