Cannonball Kids' cancer

Cannonball Kids' cancer Did you know that cancer is the #1 disease killer of children in the US? Research Is The Key and YOU can save kids' lives! Research Is The Key!

CKc exists to fund innovative, accessible research to provide better treatments and quality of life for children fighting cancer. Cannonball Kids' cancer Foundation was founded in June 2014 by Michael and Melissa Wiggins, the parents of Cannon Wiggins. When Cannon was 20 months old, he was diagnosed with Stage IV high risk neuroblastoma. During the treatment of Cannon, Michael and Melissa learned

so little time, effort and funding is devoted to finding cures for children's cancer compared to adult cancers, and as a result, children are unnecessarily and unjustly lost. This foundation aims to stop the tragic reality of children suffering and dying because of the lack of research in the world of children's cancer treatments. Please support us and help Cannonball Kids' cancer Foundation put an end to the suffering of children diagnosed with cancer.

08/09/2026

What happens when an industry comes together?

Something bigger is built.

Sarah’s Sporting Clays Against Cancer brings together leaders across the construction industry for meaningful connections, friendly competition, and a shared purpose: making a difference for children with cancer.

From the networking dinner to time on the course, this is an opportunity to build relationships, strengthen partnerships, and be part of a community that believes in giving back.

Help us bring even more of the industry together.

Tag a colleague, invite your team, and join us October 23, 2026.

Join us October 23, 2026.
https://secure.qgiv.com/for/ckcf/event/sarahsclays2026/

Every movement begins with one. 💛One person deciding to show up. One conversation starting a connection. One small actio...
08/07/2026

Every movement begins with one. 💛

One person deciding to show up. One conversation starting a connection. One small action creating a ripple of impact.

The Ripple Effect Luncheon brings women together on September 3, 2026, to connect, be inspired, and support the work being done to change the future of childhood cancer.

Join us and be the start of something bigger.

🎟️ Reserve your ticket here: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/ckcf/event/2026rippleeffectluncheon/

08/06/2026

There’s something powerful about being in a room where you don’t have to explain yourself.

For Emily McDowell, that’s what she’s looking forward to most about joining us at this year’s Ripple Effect Luncheon: being surrounded by a purpose-driven community that understands the work, the why, and the realities that bring us together.

And that’s what the Ripple Effect is all about.

Creating a space where you can be heard. Where you can connect. Where you can take something with you and carry it into the spaces you return to.

Because the magic isn’t complicated. It’s community. It’s being seen. It’s knowing that while you can’t do everything, you can do something.

🎧 Listen to the full conversation with Emily on the newest episode of Game Over: c*ncer at https://www.gameovercancerpodcast.com/, then join us at the 2026 Ripple Effect Luncheon to hear more from Emily in person.

08/05/2026

What if you stopped waiting until you had it all figured out?

Writer and illustrator, Emily McDowell, reminds us that purpose doesn't always arrive with a perfect plan. Sometimes, it's simply the feeling that there's a problem you can't stop thinking about and a desire to do something, anything, to make it better.

Start small. Take the step that feels possible. Find that first win.

Because you never know where one small action might lead, or the ripple it might create along the way.

Hear more from Emily on the newest episode of Game Over: c*ncer, and join us September 3 at the Ripple Effect Luncheon, where Emily will be our keynote speaker.

🎧 Listen to the full episode of Game Over: c*ncer and join the conversation at https://www.gameovercancerpodcast.com/

08/04/2026

"Human connection is the cure for everything. And human connection is not possible without authenticity."

For families facing a pediatric cancer diagnosis, there is no polished version of the journey. There are hard conversations, uncertain days, and realities that can’t always be captured in a single post or wrapped up with the right words.

That’s why honest conversations matter.

In this episode of Game Over: c*ncer, Emily McDowell, co-author of "There is no good card for this", talks about authenticity, connection, and the importance of being willing to talk about the hard things. It’s a conversation that reminds us that showing up for families starts with seeing and hearing them for who they truly are.

🎧 Listen to the full episode of Game Over: c*ncer and join the conversation now: www.gameovercancerpodcast.com

New this year, we're giving you one more reason to get to Okeechobee a little early.Sarah's Clays will kick off Thursday...
07/31/2026

New this year, we're giving you one more reason to get to Okeechobee a little early.

Sarah's Clays will kick off Thursday night with a networking dinner, hosted by . It's an evening to catch up with familiar faces, connect with others and, of course, scope out a little of the competition before we head to the course Friday morning. 😉

Make a night of it, stay in one of the cabins and wake up ready to take on the course with your crew.

Then, on Friday, we'll come together for a day of friendly competition that helps fund innovative pediatric cancer research.

Secure your spot and cabin in the link in bio.

07/29/2026

Every group chat has that one conversation that starts with “We should totally do this” and somehow never makes it out of the chat.

Let’s change that. 💛

Round up your girls, send the text, and make it official. Grab a Girlfriends Table for the Ripple Effect Luncheon and turn your group chat plans into a day together.

Come ready for good conversations, new connections, plenty of laughs, and a room full of women who believe in coming together for something bigger.

Grab your table through the link in bio.

07/28/2026

There is more than one way to create a lasting legacy.

For many families, the desire to create change after childhood cancer comes from a deeply personal place. But knowing where to start can be just as important as knowing what you want to accomplish.

Maybe that means building something new. Maybe it means partnering with an organization already doing the work. Or maybe it means finding a different path that allows your passion to make the greatest impact.

LINK is creating space for these conversations so families and advocates can explore what’s possible, learn from others, and find the path that feels right for them.

Because creating meaningful change starts with knowing what’s possible.

🎧 Listen to the latest episode of Game Over: c*ncer at the LIB.

07/27/2026

They’re comfortable behind the mic. In front of the camera? That’s another story.

Behind the scenes of our Game Over: c*ncer photoshoot, where Val and Dana stepped outside their comfort zones, traded the microphones for cameras, and discovered that posing is a lot harder than it looks.

There was laughing. There were some questionable facial expressions. And yes, it felt a little awkward. But just like having the hard conversations about cancer, sometimes you just have to step outside your comfort zone.

New episodes of Game Over: c*ncer every other Tuesday.

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