Cure Kids Cancer Radiothon

Calories don't count when you're helping kids!

It all comes down to helping children and their families while they battle cancer.

Holly underwent 42 weeks of chemotherapy and several rounds of proton radiation before ringing the bell, signifying the end of treatment, but Holly's cancer continues to impact her life.

In March of 2020, Marcella landed in the United States after a long flight from Uganda. Within a few days, she began complaining to her mom about knee pain. Thinking it was the result of the 26-hour flight, Brenda told her daughter it would get better.

Kolby continues to visit Sanford Children's for follow-up care and physical therapy, and he loves to make everyone else happy.

The 13th annual fundraiser for Cure Kids Cancer will not happen in 2021, but you can still help this amazing cause

To help these children in their fights please call 328-5750 or 1-800-601-5085 to become a Cure Kids Club member and make your $15.00 a month donation now.

Event will take place May 14-15

Never once did Dylan’s parents think he had cancer. But he was just 13 years old, Dylan was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma, a form of bone cancer.

Ethan was an avid outdoorsman, he especially loved fishing —catch and release, that is. In April 2018, Ethan had stomach surgery where doctors found a tumor in his intestines.