09/02/2026
🎗️ 60 MORE. THAT’S ALL WE NEED. 🎗️
This one is personal.
Friends of Wyatt exists because of a little boy named Wyatt and a journey with childhood cancer that changed our lives forever.
Out of that journey came a desire to do something. To remember. To help other families. To raise awareness. And, hopefully, to make things a little better for the children and families who find themselves facing a diagnosis no family should ever have to hear.
Years ago, we started working toward bringing a Childhood Cancer Awareness specialty license plate to Missouri.
It has taken longer than we ever imagined. There have been stops and starts along the way, but we never forgot why we started.
And now, we are SO CLOSE.
đź’› We need right around 60 more applications to reach the number required to make these plates a reality.
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and we can’t think of a more meaningful way to finally cross this finish line.
For us, seeing these plates on Missouri roads will mean something.
Every gold ribbon will represent a child.
A child fighting today.
A survivor.
A family whose entire world changed with a diagnosis.
And the children, like Wyatt, whose memory continues to make a difference.
This was never just about a license plate.
It’s about making childhood cancer visible. It’s about keeping the conversation going. And it’s about making sure these kids and their families know they have people standing behind them.
We only need about 60 more Missourians to say yes.
If you’ve ever considered getting one, please make September the month you do it.
And if you don’t need a plate, you can still help us get there. Please share this post. Tag someone who might want one. Help us reach those final 60 people.
After all this time, we have a chance to finish this during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
For Wyatt.
For the kids still fighting.
For the survivors.
For the families who carry their children with them every day.
🎗️ 60 more. Let’s bring the gold ribbon to Missouri roads. 💛
Application information: friendsofwyatt.org
In April 2013, Amanda and Brandon Hill took their 2-year-old son, Wyatt, to the pediatrician.While he was there, the doctor noticed something wasn’t quite right, so he ordered some blood tests. Within hours, Wyatt was airlifted from Cape Girardeau to St. Louis Children’s Hospital. That’s when ...
