To pediatric cancer families, the color gold holds special meaning. Gold is the national color for childhood cancer. CLICK HERE TO TWEET THIS NOW Gold is the national color for childhood cancer. By tweeting the quote above, you just helped raise awareness for pediatric cancer! Do you know which...
If Imagine Dragons’ non-profit, The Tyler Robinson Foundation (TRF) is the home that provides financial relief to pediatric cancer families, then March Fo[u]rth (M4) is the definitely the heart of that home. The Foundation’s namesake, Tyler Holt Robinson, left this earthly existence on March 4, 2013...
Natalia Ruiz Just days before her tenth birthday, Natalia Ruiz underwent a complete leg amputation to remove pervasive cancer growth. Her recovery from the amputation was complicated by a massive infection. It all started in May 2013 when Natalia broke her femur. The break appeared to heal normally...
Mariah Teller Mariah has always been the family’s official “angel baby”. Diagnosed at the age of two with a rare brain tumor called DIPG, Mariah was given a year to complete her sweet, yet simple, bucket list. Sadly, Mariah passed away on April 7, 2014. She was three...
Mateo Bravo In Fall 2013 when Mateo Bravo was 15-years-old, he was admitted to the Mattel Children’s Hospital UCLA and learned that he had AML Leukemia. His Mom, Sonia, the sole provider for the family, was forced to quit her job to be by her son’s side as...
Carson Hancock You’d never know it, but Carson Hancock aka “Tuff Boy” has been fighting for his life since his birth. He was born with a rare airway condition known as Bronchial Malacia. Thereafter, at the age of three, Carson was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. One of the...
Angel Benitez Instead of dating, driving, and planning for high school graduation, 16-year old, Angel Benitez is fighting Stage 4 Rhabdomyosarcoma. This aggressive pediatric cancer has spread to his stomach, back, and lungs. Since being diagnosed in August 2014 Angel has undergone surgery, a blood transfusion, and is...