Meet All-Star McKenna
“When I read Mitch’s letter I started bawling. That kid had such a big heart and he sees other families. He had to drain …
Jack's journey from cancer to helping other kids with cancer
We sat down with Jack, a five-time cancer fighter who is now using his experience to lead a Pinky Swear Pack on his coll …
Meet All-Star Aamir
“People come into your life for a reason, it was another weight lifted. It happened right at the perfect time. It was su …
Meet All-Star Josephine
“I feel like Pinky Swear gives families hope. With cancer comes a lot of darkness. Organizations like Pinky Swear can be …
Q&A With All-Star Skyler
Childhood cancer changes everything. If you’ve been following Pinky Swear Foundation for a while now, you know that we s …
Meet All-Star Za'nari
“At first you think you are alone, but you are not. You think you can do it yourself, but there are others there to help …
A Pinky Swear Promise in Action
Sympathy is feeling sorry for someone. Empathy is acknowledging the feelings of another. Compassion is the best extensio …
Between a rock and a hard place.
Cancer asks a lot of tough questions. Here’s one of them: how do you choose between working or being with your child?
This time of year is really hard for me
This time of year is really hard for me. This was our second Christmas with cancer as our uninvited guest.
Support kids with cancer at the WHO Radiothon
In the battle against childhood cancer, every story is a testament to courage, resilience, and the unwavering support th …