
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 …

Childhood cancer through a sister's eyes.
A perspective during a childhood cancer journey that is often underrepresented is the siblings of a child going through …

The ABC's of childhood cancer
When a child is diagnosed with cancer, families often describe it as their world being flipped upside down. One minute, …

Read, share, and support for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month!
Every year, approximately 15,000 children are diagnosed with cancer in the United States. During September, Childhood Ca …

A big move to California, then a leukemia diagnosis. Meet All-Star Nora.
“Money is just money; you can’t put a price on someone’s health. Sometimes in life, you have to ask for help. It’s OK to …

Honoring grieving parents: why National Bereaved Parents Awareness Month matters
July is National Bereaved Parents Awareness Month, a time to recognize parents who have experienced the unthinkable loss …

A moment of comfort during a time of isolation. This is All-Star Kayla's story.
“Having a child with cancer is very isolating, but at that moment, we did not feel alone.” All-Star Kayla’s mom, Julia, …

How your company can help kids with cancer
Every day, families hear the words no parent ever wants to hear: “Your child has cancer.” In that moment, everything cha …

6 ways to support Pinky Swear Foundation without spending a penny
You can make a difference for pediatric cancer families without making a donation! Whether you give your time, share a k …

Meet All-Star Wilson
“This is the part of cancer you can’t plan for,” All-Star Wilson’s mom Devin said. “The emotional pitfalls and scars wil …

