High Hopes Non-Profit, Inc.

12/26/2023

12/14/2023

Just before turning 5 years old, Perry Coxe took a tumble when playing outside with her sister. A sharp pain and a few tears later, the pain subsided, but the next morning, the pain was back, and this time, with a fever.

Perry’s mom took her to the hospital, and after some scans, an oncologist gave the Coxe family the scariest news to hear: Perry had a tumor in her right kidney called a “Wilm’s Tumor.”

The family was introduced to Children’s Cancer Partners as a resource to help with unplanned expenses such as gas to and from treatment, meals while inpatient, and multiple other ways.

“They immediately wrapped their arms around our family to help us through the journey,” Griffin recalled.

Today, Perry is doing wonderfully! She finished treatment in August 2022 but will continue to have scans every three months for the next four years until she’s designated as a cancer survivor. The Coxe family decided to create their own foundation, the High Hopes Foundation, to help other families going through a similar battle and chose CCP as a recipient.

“We know firsthand the toll a pediatric cancer diagnosis has on families. No one plans for that. We want to raise money for families so they can focus on what’s most important: their child. Parents shouldn’t have to worry about their regular bills, taking time off from work, or anything else that may take their attention away from their child’s care. We’ve had incredible donors and partners like CCP to deliver on that goal,” Griffin said.

We are always so touched when a family reaches out with a note, a referral, or a gift to Children's Cancer Partners. Knowing we’ve made an impact and helped a family during their most challenging time drives everyone at Children’s Cancer Partners every single day!

To help thousands of Carolina families like the Coxe family, click here: https://give.childrenscancerpartners.org/give/491979/ #!/donation/checkout

06/29/2023

Thank you Apex Sunrise Rotary Club for such a special night! This means the absolute world to us.

A highlight of our end of year celebration was giving back more money to our community. Last night we presented Griffin Coxe of High Hopes Non-Profit, Inc. a check for $1,000 from the proceeds from our Bone Suckin' Sauce Peak City Pig Fest He and his wife started this organization after their daughter Perry was diagnosed with pediatric cancer. Their mission is to provide support for other families that are dealing with the same issues and provide funds for lodging, food, etc. while their children are being treated. Happy to report Perry is doing well. Their whole family joined us last night.
Our next event to raise funds for our community will be Triangle Oktoberfest. Please continue to support our two signature events. Rotary District 7710 Bone Suckin' Sauce

04/07/2023

It may be a rainy day, but you can't stop golfers from golfing!

07/20/2022

Thank you CBS17 and Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas for their support as we navigate through this season of life!

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03/18/2022

This support is amazing! Thank you all!