The long-term physical impacts of childhood cancer
Ringing the bell, being cancer-free, and even five years removed from all the treatment, there are still implications of …
Meet All-Star Dublin
It was 3 a.m., and little Dublin and his mom and dad, Tara and David, had been sitting in the emergency room (ER) for ho …
Meet All-Star Lydia
“You do not fully understand the financial burden until you get into active treatment. Fuel is not cheap, and you are ha …
Meet All-Star Scarlett
“Families whose children have cancer are so fragile. I didn’t let it show, but inside I was breaking apart.” – All-Star …
All-Star Ivan's story
“For any other life event, you can plan and expect things to go the way you prepare them to go. This is not at all the c …
Jade can't wait to do backflips again
“Thank you to those who helped me, because some people don’t do that type of thing, and it’s nice to help others.” All-S …
Knowing someone cared made all the difference for All-Star Cambria
“The support from Pinky Swear made Cambria feel like somebody cared. A lot of her friends are not around anymore because …
Meet All-Star Mila
“Mila asked why people were helping us, and I explained that it’s because they understand that being sick is very hard f …
Meet All-Star Bentley
“I thought, wow, there are really good people in this world. I don’t think anyone can survive without this help. Just kn …
Hear stories LIVE at the Pinky Swear Radiothon
Every year, brave parents of kids who have experienced childhood cancer openly share their stories live on-air. It is a …
Smiley Sophie
“We are so deeply grateful for the incredible support we received, especially the financial help, which allowed us to se …
One diagnosis, three stories, and the need for help
Every year 15,000 families hear the words “Your child has cancer.” Out of those 15,000 diagnosed, the most common type o …