Generated by All in One SEO Pro v4.9.3, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Children's Cancer Partners Supporting Children Battling Cancer ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [Members Credit Union Donates $38,000 to Children's Cancer Partners](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/members-credit-union-donates-38000-to-childrens-cancer-partners/) - As part of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Members Credit Union (MCU) presented a $38,000 donation to Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP) on Thursday, September 25, at its Winston-Salem branch. This gift, raised through MCU’s third annual “Be the Hero” summer fundraiser, brings MCU’s total contributions to CCP to more than $100,000 in just three years! Through the “Be the Hero” campaign, MCU members, - [Welcome Michelle Calhoun, MSW, to Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas!](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/welcome-michelle-calhoun-msw-to-childrens-cancer-partners-of-the-carolinas/) - We are thrilled to announce that Michelle Calhoun, MSW, has joined the Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP) team! Michelle brings a wealth of experience, compassion, and dedication to her new role as a Family Advocate, and we couldn't be more excited to welcome her aboard. Michelle earned her Master of Social Work from - [Children's Cancer Partners Welcomes Nine New Board Members](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-welcomes-nine-new-board-members/) - Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP) is thrilled to introduce nine outstanding individuals joining our Board of Directors. Each brings a unique blend of expertise, passion, and dedication to our mission of supporting families facing childhood cancer. Tom Hash, MD – Raleigh, NC Dr. Tom Hash, a former CCP parent, is the Senior Medical - [Children's Cancer Partners welcomes Austin Griffie to the Development Committee](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-welcomes-austin-griffie-to-the-development-committee/) - Children’s Cancer Partners welcomes Austin Griffie to the Development Committee Please join us in welcoming Mr. Austin Griffie to our Development Committee! Austin is a financial advisor with Raymond James in Wilmington, NC. He has earned the professional designation of Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor™ from the College for Financial Planning. Prior to joining Raymond James in 2023, Austin worked at Merrill Lynch. Originally from Vineland, - [Overcoming cancer together: How a little girl’s fight with leukemia is helping others](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/overcoming-cancer-together-how-a-little-girls-fight-with-leukemia-is-helping-others/) - BY PATRICK THOMAS WAKE FOREST PUBLISHED 7:19 PM ET APR. 25, 2023 WATCH THE VIDEO HERE. WAKE FOREST, N.C. — One little girl’s triumph over cancer is leading the way for an organization to do more good for others. What You Need To Know Edith Storage was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in October 2020. The 7-year-old - [Thank you, Showtime Photo Booth](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/thank-you-showtime-photo-booth/) - Showtime Photo Booth is the go-to company for photo booth rentals. With over 27 different photo experiences to choose from, they have something for every occasion. Thank you, Showtime Photo Booth, for providing a photo opportunity for our children to add to the elegance and fun of our events. We look forward to continuing our relationship. - [Lenza Jolley joins Children's Cancer Partners Development Committee](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/lenza-jolley-joins-childrens-cancer-partners-development-committee/) - Children's Cancer Partners is thrilled to announce Lenza Jolley has joined our Development Committee.Lenza is the Vice President of Membership and Development at the South Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association, where she leads the Association's membership development and partnership outreach. Lenza has diverse business experience in hospitality, marketing, communications, and insurance. She has also worked in and - [Come join CCP's Team as a Family Advocate!](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/come-join-ccps-team-as-a-family-advocate/) - Location: Durham Position Type: Full-time Closing Date: Until filled Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP) provides resources, community, and compassion to children with cancer and their families. CCP is truly unique nationwide! While many organizations offer ‘bits and pieces’ that matter to families battling childhood cancer, none are - [Children's Cancer Partners welcomes Nick Pavia to the Development Committee](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-welcomes-nick-pavia-to-the-development-committee/) - Nick Pavia, CLTC, is a Financial Advisor for Commonwealth Financial Group based in Charleston, SC. He specializes in helping physicians, dentists, business owners, attorneys, families, and individuals reach their specific financial goals. - [Join Hundreds of Schools and Host a Kidz in Lids Day!](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/join-hundreds-of-schools-and-host-a-kidz-in-lids-day/) - Hundreds of schools across North and South Carolina have hosted a Kidz in Lids day this year, raising money for Children’s Cancer Partners to support local children with cancer. We want to make sure your child’s school or school district is signed up to participate! It’s easy! Put simply, Kidz in Lids Inclusion Program is just - [Children's Cancer Partners Welcomes Joe Conway to the Development Committee](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-welcomes-joeconway-to-the-development-committee/) - Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP) is thrilled to welcome Joseph "Joe" L. Conway to our Development Committee! Joe is a dynamic and seasoned executive leader known for his passion for driving transformational change and fostering community impact, but his calling to help CCP is personal."People engage more passionately when it hits close to - [Spotlight on: Volunteer Isaac McLeod](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/spotlight-on-volunteer-isaac-mcleod/) - We're spotlighting our phenomenal volunteer, Isaac McLeod! Isaac is a truly impassioned high schooler who is making a huge difference in the Spartanburg County community. For more than two years, this now soon-to-be high school senior has not only been an advocate for Children's Cancer Partners, but a reliable leader we can call on for - [Children’s Cancer Partners’ data shows treatment center disparities for Cape Fear, NC, children battling cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-data-shows-treatment-center-disparities-for-cape-fear-nc-children-battling-cancer-2/) - (New Hanover, Pender, Brunswick Counties, NC) - Battling cancer is an arduous journey, and for many children in the Carolinas, it's compounded by the geographic challenges they face in accessing treatment centers. With only seven pediatric oncology treatment centers in North Carolina and three in South Carolina, many families have to travel hundreds of miles - [A Change in Health Leads to a Change in Life](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/a-change-in-health-leads-to-a-change-in-life/) - "My plans completely flipped from being student body vice president and captain of my high school swim team to going through the hardest months of my life that changed my life forever." Clay Patterson was only 16 when he was diagnosed with Leukemia AML. His junior year of high school involved several rounds of intense - [Children's Cancer Partners Welcomes New Board Chair & Members](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-welcomes-new-board-chair-and-members/) - Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting children battling cancer and their families, is pleased to announce the appointment of Hammond Edwards as the new Board Chair and the addition of five distinguished members to its Board of Directors. Hammond Edwards, a Senior Vice President, Senior Commercial Lender, and Business - [Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas Welcomes two Directors of Advancement](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-of-the-carolinas-welcomes-two-directors-of-advancement/) - Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas is delighted to announce the addition of two highly experienced professionals to its team. Allison Brouillette and Dan Daniel will join CCP as Directors of Advancement in early December, bringing a wealth of expertise to further the organization’s mission. Allison Brouillette, previously serving as the Director of Philanthropy at - [Thank you, Members Credit Union!](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/thank-you-members-credit-union/) - Thanks to the generosity of Members Credit Union and its members, the company donated $36,125 to Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP) this year, following a two-month-long campaign.“We are so inspired by our members and their willingness to help others,” Members Credit Union’s Community Outreach Specialist Jon Hamby-Lattimore said. “We chose Children’s Cancer Partners - [Children’s Cancer Partners Receives $25,000 Grant from Lexington Medical Center ](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-receives-25000-grant-from-lexington-medical-center/) - Lexington Medical Center will help Lexington County children battling cancer receive meals, lodging, and travel for lifesaving cancer treatment with a $25,000 grant to Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP). “Lexington Medical Center is grateful for the services these partner organizations provide our community. We’re happy to provide financial support, which allows them to - [Longtime Educator joins Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/longtime-educator-joins-childrens-cancer-partners-of-the-carolinas/) - Dr. Kim Deering has joined Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas as the new Kidz in Lids Program Director.With more than 30 years of experience working with children, including most recently as an elementary principal and professor at USC Upstate, Dr. Deering is excited to work with schools with students of all ages to help - [Children's Cancer Partners welcomes Savanna James to the Development Committee](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-welcomes-savanna-james-to-the-development-committee/) - Savanna grew up in Cowpens, South Carolina and is an honors graduate of Limestone University and the University of South Carolina, earning her masters in mass communication from the latter. She has extensive experience in the public relations, marketing, and community relations fields with previous roles at Fox Sports, CBS Sports, The Johnson Group, US - [Lauren Marvin joins Children's Cancer Partners Development Committee](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/lauren-marvin-joins-childrens-cancer-partners-development-committee/) - Lauren was born in Providence, RI and was raised in Pomfret Center, CT. She attended Killingly High School, Bay Path Jr College and The Mary Brewer School of Insurance earning her SC and GA Life, Accident & Health, Property & Casualty and her series 6 and 63 Agent License. She is self-employed with Lauren Marvin Insurance, - [A Taste of Thankfulness on Your Carolina](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/a-taste-of-thankfulness-on-your-carolina/) - [Children’s Cancer Partners Presents ‘Taste of Thankfulness’, A Virtual Culinary Event](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-presents-taste-of-thankfulness-a-virtual-culinary-event/) - Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas is hosting a virtual culinary event called 'Taste of Thankfulness' November 12, 2020 Jason Marcus Click here to watch the story. CHARLOTTE, NC–Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas is hosting a virtual culinary event next week, and you can take part. Derek spoke with the organizations Executive Director and chef Jamie Cribbs to learn more - [Volunteer Partner Spotlight: Michele Harvey](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/volunteer-partner-spotlight-michele-harvey/) - Michele Harvey has volunteered for Children's Cancer Partners since 2016. Michele is often in the Children's Cancer Partners office assisting with everything from birthday boxes that are sent out to our children during their birthday month to stuffing envelopes for the latest appeal. Michele plays a pivotal role in organizing other volunteers to assist with - [Expanding Family Services in North Carolina](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/expanding-family-services-in-north-carolina/) - North Carolina motorists will see some precious smiles thanks to a grant from The Cannon Foundation to Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP). The van provided bears the faces of North Carolina children battling cancer. CCP is unique for its immediate, comprehensive and continuous support to children battling cancer, including travel assistance, lodging and - [Letter to the Editor: The youngest cancer victims who have so very much at stake](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/letter-to-the-editor-the-youngest-cancer-victims-who-have-so-very-much-at-stake/) - As an oncologist, I deal with life and death cancer challenges confronting adults every day. But in this national month of Childhood Cancer Awareness, I urge us all to consider these youngest cancer victims who have so very much at stake. The average adult overtaken by cancer loses 15 years of life. That is a - [Letter to the editor: Pediatric cancer, a family perspective](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/letter-to-the-editor-pediatric-cancer-a-family-perspective/) - When you become a parent, you are prepared for many things. Sleepless nights, too many diapers, too many bottles, fixing a skinned up knee. But one thing no one prepares you for–nor is there a manual–is hearing the words, “Your child has cancer.” When our daughter was diagnosed with cancer, those very words shook our - [Letter to the Editor: These children deserve to fight their battle](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/letter-to-the-editor-these-children-deserve-to-fight-their-battle/) - When I was asked to join Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP) as a board member, it was an easy and immediate “Yes!” It’s easy to find your “why” with an organization like CCP whose mission to support families whose children are battling cancer is so noble and so incredibly needed. Cancer touches almost - [Letter to the Editor: Local organization supports children battling cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/letter-to-the-editor-local-organization-supports-children-battling-cancer/) - For many in the Upstate, the word cancer hits hard. And for an even smaller group, the words Childhood Cancer hit even harder. For me personally, these words hit close to home. As a leader in the Upstate, this personal passion led me to search for an organization that would allow me to give back - [Letter to the Editor: No one budgets for cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/letter-to-the-editor-no-one-budgets-for-cancer/) - Your family has been touched by cancer–I’m sure of it. Ours too, and it’s a very hard subject for us to talk about. But if ever there was a good time and a good reason, it is during September–National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. There is so much that can be done for cancer’s most precious - [Upstate South Carolina Fuddruckers Owners Give Back to Childhood Cancer in September -- "In the Business of Building Burgers and Hope"](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/upstate-south-carolina-fuddruckers-owners-give-back-to-childhood-cancer-in-september-in-the-business-of-building-burgers-and-hope/) - Five Upstate South Carolina Fuddruckers’ Restaurants, under the leadership of owners, Allen and Lee Ann Johnston, are teaming up with local organizations to give back to children across the Upstate in September as a part of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. "We are so pleased to be involved with these two incredible organizations who do so - [Letter to the Editor: Honoring a young life taken by childhood cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/letter-to-the-editor-honoring-a-young-life-taken-by-childhood-cancer/) - National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. September hits hard. But really, many days hit hard. Birthdays, holidays, new seasons, fresh blooms of flowers. They are all a reminder of a hat I painfully wear–I am the father of a beautiful little girl who lost her battle to cancer. Words that are never easy to say. When - [Letter to the Editor: Kathy Dunleavy, Community Leader](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/letter-to-the-editor-kathy-dunleavy-community-leader/) - I cannot think of anyone I know who has not been touched by cancer–themselves, a loved one, or a friend. This year, over 1.8 million Americans will receive a cancer diagnosis. But now imagine being a Mom or Dad and hearing a doctor say, “Your child has cancer.” That will happen over 17,000 times this - [St. James Plantation Tennis Association hosts annual Slammin’ & Jammin’ tennis event](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/st-james-plantation-tennis-association-hosts-annual-slammin-jammin-tennis-event/) - Members of the St. James Plantation in Southport, North Carolina raised over $21,000 for Carolina children battling cancer. All thanks to the St. James Plantation Tennis Association and their Slammin’ and Jammin’ tennis event, many Carolina children will receive the life saving treatment they need. You can read the entire story here: https://stateportpilot.com/community_focus/article_a3f43016-d3d1-11ed-b785-4b54393c8718.html Note: You - [Laura Allen awarded Order of the Palmetto](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/laura-allen-awarded-order-of-the-palmetto/) - Governor surprises Children’s Cancer Advocate Laura Allen with Order of the Palmetto SOUTH CAROLINA (September 23, 2021) – During a press conference at the Statehouse yesterday, after proclaiming September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Governor Henry McMaster surprised Laura Allen of Spartanburg by presenting her with the Order of the Palmetto, the state’s highest civilian - [Love Foundation donation honors Tom and Lucy Russell's 58-year legacy of caring for children](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/love-foundation-donation-honors-tom-and-lucy-russells-58-year-legacy-of-caring-for-children/) - Ashley Dill Herald-Journal Published Nov 23, 2021 Tom and Lucy Russell have created a legacy of love and giving to children diagnosed with cancer in the Carolinas. The couple founded the Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas about 20 years ago. Earlier this month they were surprised at a reception in their honor to present The Lucy and Tom Russell - [A special thanks from the Call family](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/a-special-thanks-from-the-call-family/) - Our little Corbin has been sick with Neuroblastoma. He has gone through two big surgeries and four cycles of chemo. We really appreciate everything your organization does to help so many! Hoping this t-shirt fundraiser helps you all touch someone else’s life. Corbin is doing much better right now and just received good news from - [Volunteer Feature: Kathryn Mitchell](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/volunteer-feature-kathryn-mitchell/) - As a teacher, caring for others runs in Kathryn’s blood and volunteering is second nature. For the last six years, Kathryn has volunteered at many Children’s Cancer Partners events. From Burger Cook-Off to traveling to Durham for our Holiday Spectacular, there’s not an event that Kathryn has not donated her time to. Kathryn heads up - [Partner Feature: Contec, Inc.](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/partner-feature-contec-inc/) - For the last 4 years, Contec, Inc. has partnered with Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas. Not only does Contec, Inc. support our various fundraising events, they are a major donor to our Single Moms Program. Our Single Moms Program designates money towards single moms who must care for their child with cancer and their siblings. When - [Children's Cancer Partners welcome three new board members](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-welcome-three-new-board-members/) - David Granger - Greenville, SC David was born in Greenville and moved to Taylors when he was 9, ultimately graduating from Eastside High School. He attended North Greenville University and USC Upstate, majoring in Psychology and Criminal Justice. David worked for Pat Ryan and Associates for a number of years and then moved on to - [Partner Spotlight: HealthMarkets](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/partner-spotlight-healthmarkets/) - Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas began partnering with HealthMarkets-Josh Crumley at the 2022 Docs Who Rock, where HealthMarkets was the Green Room Sponsor. Because of HealthMarkets' sponsorship, we were able to support seven children and their families travel, stay, and activities at the Holiday Spectaculars. "I choose to support the Children's Cancer Partners for - [Collaboration: Teaching what we do...](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/collaboration-teaching-what-we-do/) - Teaching what we do is the goal in collaborating with the University of North Carolina Graduate School of Social Work. The School has chosen Children's Cancer Partners (CCP) as an internship site, assigning one of its Master of Social Work (MSW) candidates for fieldwork experience alongside their classroom studies. Students are supervised while at CCP - [Volunteer Spotlight: Ellie Mitchell](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/volunteer-spotlight-ellie-mitchell/) - Ellie Mitchell started her volunteer work with her grandmother, Sandy Stanley, when she was just 13 years old. The now high school senior has been volunteering for Children's Cancer Partners (CCP) for over four years. Ellie's passion has grown from small office volunteer jobs to taking over projects. Most recently, Ellie spearheaded our "Christmas Corner" - [More Help for Cape Fear Children Battling Cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/more-help-for-cape-fear-children-battling-cancer/) - Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas and Strut for Kids Announce Merger: Forming a Robust Organization to Help Children and Families Battling Cancer Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP), a nonprofit focused on serving children battling cancer across North and South and Carolina, and Strut for Kids, a nonprofit serving greater Wilmington’s families on - [OUTSTANDING KIDZ IN LIDS SCHOOL: Will your school be next?](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/outstanding-school-feature-could-your-school-be-next/) - North Raleigh Christian Academy Raises over $4,000 for NC Children Battling Cancer North Raleigh Christian Academy (NRCA) raised several thousands of dollars for North Carolina children battling cancer as part of the Children's Cancer Partners' Kidz in Lids inclusion program. The school broke the record for the most dollars raised in any North Carolina school and earned third place - [Partner Spotlight: Responding to Needs Faster](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/partner-spotlight-responding-to-needs-faster/) - That is what Children's Cancer Partner's (CCP) new Nexus Platform will help us do for our children and their families, and our hospital partners too. Launching in the beginning of 2023, the CCP NEXUS will: allow caregivers to submit their support requests and expense records online, saving timeenable CCP staff to respond more rapidly, and - [Carolinas Childhood Cancer Giveback Month](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/carolinas-childhood-cancer-giveback-month/) - Throughout the month of September businesses, groups, and individuals held fundraising events to benefit Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas and the over 1,800 children we partner with. We are so grateful for all of the support during September and beyond. September 14, 2022 Two Roosters Ice Cream's Durham, NC location held a Spirit Night - [Carolina Leaders Support Children's Cancer Partners in September](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/carolina-leaders-support-childrens-cancer-partners-in-september/) - During Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Children's Cancer Partners was pleased to have the support of several leaders across the Carolinas. "We thank all these Carolina leaders for standing behind Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and helping to create awareness for the very important mission of Children's Cancer Partners," said Laura Allen, Executive Director of Children's Cancer - [Kidz in Lids Hosts Record Breaking Month!](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/kidz-in-lids-hosts-record-breaking-month/) - Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas is pleased to announce that Kidz in Lids hosted a record-breaking month in September. CCP had dozens of schools join us throughout both Carolinas to help bring awareness about childhood cancer to local students all the while helping promote Childhood Cancer Awareness Month which takes place each September. "September - [Children's Cancer Partners Impact Story: Clay Patterson Shares Childhood Cancer Story with Local Students to Make Big Impact ](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/impact-story-clay-patterson/) - On Friday, September 23, Clay Patterson shared his childhood cancer story with the student body of St. Joseph’s Catholic School – a school participating in the Kidz in Lids program. Clay, now 20, is a sophomore at the University of South Carolina studying public health. While he was in high school, he experienced cancer and worked - [Partner Spotlight: Measurement Incorporated](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/partner-spotlight-measurement-incorporated/) - Dr. Henry H. Scherich, better known as “Hank” to those who know him well, is the Founder/CEO of Measurement Incorporated. Hank is married to his wife Linda, and they have two sons, Nathan (Allie) and Bryan (Lindsey). He has five grandchildren who he loves dearly. Freelance writer and former newspaper columnist, Thomas Gasparoli, has written - [September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/september-is-childhood-cancer-awareness-month-2/) - No one budgets for cancer. The facts are staggering. The average individual hospital stay for pediatric cancer costs over $40,000 Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality - AHRQ). Additionally, nearly 75% of families experience loss of 50% or more of household income (National Coalition of Cancer Survivors - NCCS). Not only does childhood cancer take - [Meet Kedeidra!](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/meet-kedeidra/) - We welcome Kedeidra Dupree to the Children's Cancer Partners team as a Family Advocate in the Durham area! Originally from Macclesfield, North Carolina, Kedeidra made Durham her home 6 years ago. Kedeidra comes to us with a background in child and family services. She obtained both an AAS degree and BA degree in Child Development - [Corporate Partner Spotlight: Benjamin Weeks](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/corporate-partner-spotlight-benjamin-weeks/) - Children's Cancer Partners recently partnered with Benjamin Weeks, Founder and Communications Director of Slang Creative. Benjamin shot his first film when he was in the fourth grade. Using a stationary 8 mm film camera and stop motion control, the ten second animation entitled, “Man Falls on Banana” inspired this thing he calls a career.Later in - [Mission Monday: Burkley Ford](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/mission-monday-burkley-ford/) - In February 2021, Burkley was diagnosed with Stage IV Neuroblastoma, cancer that forms incertain types of nerve tissue, at the tender age of three. She had a large tumor in her abdomen withmetastasis to her lymph nodes as well as her bone marrow. Genetic testing found the tumor to bethe more aggressive form of Neuroblastoma, - [Corporate Partner Spotlight: Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/corporate-partner-spotlight-spartanburg-regional-healthcare-system/) - It's been nearly 7 years since Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System started its partnership with Children's Cancer Partners. Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System has sponsored events such as Cribbs Kitchen Burger Cook-Off and Docs Who Rock, all of which benefit local children battling cancer. Since the partnering with Children's Cancer Partners, 83 children have been served and - [Meet Beau Bourquin!](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/meet-beau-bourquin/) - Beau Bourquin has partnered with Children's Cancer Partners by joining our Development Committee in March of 2022. Beau was born in Cleveland Ohio and graduated from Kent State University, earning a B.S. Degree in Business Marketing & minor in Global Communications. Beau loves his Buckeye state, but now calls Raleigh, NC home, where Beau is the - [Meet Ryan Melvin!](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/meet-ryan-melvin/) - When Melvin’s daughter, Jasmine, was 2-years-old, she was diagnosed with a rare form of stomach cancer, Ewing’s Sarcoma. His family traveled across the Carolinas to meet with different doctors at pediatric treatment centers to get Jasmine the best possible care. While on the road, the Melvin family met countless other children fighting their own battles, - [Corporate Partner Spotlight: White Oak Management](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/corporate-partner-spotlight-white-oak-management/) - Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas and White Oak Management, a provider of assisted living, short term rehabilitation, nursing homes, independent living, and memory care throughout the Carolinas, have a long history of partnership. White Oak Management has sponsored events such as Cribb’s Kitchen Annual Burger Cook-Off and Docs Who Rock. Most recently, White Oak - [Mission Moment: Perry Coxe](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/mission-moment-perry-coxe/) - Diagnosed with Wilms tumor, a type of childhood cancer that starts in the kidneys, in September 2021, Perry was an active four year old with no medical history concerns. Perry and her sister, Bailey were outside playing when she fell. Mom, Brittany, rushed to see what was the matter when she heard Perry screaming a - [Volunteer Spotlight: Kathy Dunleavy – Celebrating Time, Talent, and Treasure](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/volunteer-spotlight-kathy-dunleavy-celebrating-time-talent-and-treasure/) - Without volunteers, Children’s Cancer Partners would not be where it is today. We still heavily rely on volunteers to make sure all of our children receive the lifesaving cancer treatment they need. ­­We have volunteers giving their time, talent and treasure on committees such as Development, Governance, and Finance. Each committee serves the purpose to - [New Year Outlook: Another Challenging Year Ahead For Childhood Cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/new-year-outlook-another-challenging-year-ahead-for-childhood-cancer/) - Cancer will Remain the Leading Disease Killer of Carolina Children in 2022 By Mark Jackson Last updated Dec 16, 2021 SPARTANBURG, SC (December 15, 2021) — The new year will be different, but still very challenging for Carolina families with children battling cancer, according to Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP), the two-states-wide safety net organization that gets - [Superhero Spotlight: Eva](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/superhero-spotlight-eva/) - Eva is a fun loving now four year old who was diagnosed with with Embryonal Rhabdomyosarcoma on April 28, 2020 at the age of three. Eva and her mom traveled nearly 1,000 miles to Boston to receive radiation treatment for six weeks. Eva continues chemotherapy treatments at UNC Chapel Hill, an hour and a half from - [Volunteer Spotlight: Gail Lux](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/volunteer-spotlight-gail-lux/) - Children's Cancer Partners is proud to spotlight Gail Lux! New to Spartanburg and enjoying her new retired lifestyle, Gail enjoys giving back by supporting our families on their childhood cancer journey. With decades of experience as a nurse practitioner in pediatric and hospice settings, Gail has been a wonderful addition to our volunteer corps! A - [2021 Holiday Surprise](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/2021-holiday-surprise/) - The holiday season is always special for us at Children's Cancer Partners. We typically host a "Christmas Spectacular" in Spartanburg, SC and Raleigh, NC. There, families have the chance to visit Santa, take a horse carriage ride, have their faces painted, get a balloon animal, have lunch, and enjoy being around their family and others - [Do-it-Yourself (DIY) Fundraisers for Q3](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/diy-fundraisers-q3/) - We are so grateful for the thoughtfulness of the Carolina community. We have been the recipient of so much generosity in the last few months. Whatta Wash Car Wash Haunted Wash Throughout the month of October, Whatta Wash Car Wash on Highway 14 in Greer hosted a haunted car wash every Friday and Saturday night. - [An urgent message for all CCP Families, from Dr. Jaqui Jones](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/an-urgent-message-for-all-ccp-families-from-dr-jaqui-jones/) - Now that a COVID-19 vaccine has received FULL Food & Drug Administration approval, we truly can help end the pandemic. But there has been concern, especially among minorities, that the vaccine is not safe. Can we trust it? How was it developed so quickly? Should you get it? Are you going to get it? Jaqui - [September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/september-is-childhood-cancer-awareness-month/) - September marks Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. As to be expected this month is an important one for Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas to recognize. Our passion is deep in helping families overcome distance and cost barriers, so their child’s care is timely and complete. To commemorate this month we highlighted several “Behind the Cape” families in - [Lymphoma Awareness Day](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/lymphoma-awareness-day/) - Childhood lymphoma awareness is also included in September. Children’s Cancer Partners currently serves 25 children and families across the Carolinas with a lymphoma diagnosis. Lymphomas are cancers that develop in the lymph system and are divided into subcategories based on the type of cell type that is affected. As a result, they are classified as either non-Hodgkin’s (NHL) or Hodgkin’s. Typically, a diagnosis will happen in a child 10 years - [Grants Received 2021 Mid Year](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/grants-received-2021-mid-year/) - We're thankful for the support of several local foundations and their rewarding of our grants from June 1, 2021 until present. These foundations are: Care Camps Cherokee County Community Foundation - NCCF Community Foundation of the Lowcountry - NCCF Duke University Healthcare System Lee County Community Foundation - NCCF CW & Dorothy G. Love Foundation - [July is Sarcoma and Bone Cancer Awareness Month](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/july-is-sarcoma-and-bone-cancer-awareness-month/) - There are several types of cancers included for the month of July for awareness. The first are soft tissue sarcomas. They can appear in children in various locations. The below diagram explains it best: Source: American Childhood Cancer Organization Among the above sarcomas there is also osteosarcoma, Ewing’s sarcoma, and rhabdomyosarcoma. Osteosarcoma and Ewing’s sarcoma fall into the category of - [Mid 2021 Update](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/mid-2021-update/) - As we move into the middle of June, we want to reflect on how our continued progress is going to help children battling cancer throughout the Carolinas. It is staggering to see the numbers of children being diagnosed with cancer (2-3 each day in the Carolinas) but what gives us all hope is the support our superheroes receive from our community, family, and organization. The below chart shows numbers as of - [Superhero Spotlight: Lillie](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/superhero-spotlight-lillie/) - May is Brain Tumor Awareness Month. Children's Cancer Partners serves 94 children battling brain cancer. Learn more here. One of Children's Cancer Partners brain cancer Superheroes, Lillie was diagnosed two years ago. While Lillie still fights the childhood cancer battle, her story and "legend" stays strong. Below is a excerpt from an post on April - [Superhero Spotlight: Little Brian](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/superhero-spotlight-little-brian/) - Today we celebrate a Superhero, Brian. Brian has been an inspiration from the day he was born overcoming many odds. In March of 2018, Brian was diagnosed with Leukemia and rang the bell on April 14, 2021 after 3 years of treatment. "Ringing the bell marks a milestone for families, symbolizing all they have been - [Dania Beck named Director of Philanthropy](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/dania-beck-named-director-of-philanthropy/) - Dania Beck has worked in healthcare for 20 years and specifically in healthcare fundraising for over 17 years. She comes to us after serving most recently as the Director of Philanthropy for Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System, raising funds for the Cancer and Heart service lines. Dania is our new Director of Philanthropy and will be - [May is Brain Cancer Awareness Month](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/may-is-brain-cancer-awareness-month/) - Brain tumors are the most common solid tumors affecting children and adolescents, with close to 5,000 children diagnosed each year (source: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/brain-tumor/pediatric-brain-tumors). Symptoms of brain tumors can include: -Headaches -Seizures -Irritability -Lethargy and drowsiness A child experiencing these symptoms should be evaluated by their pediatrician to decide next steps. Treatment can - [Retinoblastoma Awareness Week](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/retinoblastoma-awareness-week/) - Retinoblastoma Awareness Week is May 10, 2021 until May 16, 2021. Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas supports 40 children on their cancer journey battling Retinoblastoma. Here is a story from one of our families. Words from Alisha Trent about her daughter Zuna and their journey: When our daughter was diagnosed with retinoblastoma in October - [Two Spartanburg High School Students make a Continued Impact on Children's Cancer Partners.](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/two-spartanburg-high-school-students-make-a-continued-impact-on-childrens-cancer-partners/) - Sophomore Julia Graham once hosted a spaghetti dinner with the Spartanburg Breakfast Optimist Club. All proceeds were donated to Children's Cancer Partners (CCP) to help local Carolina children battling cancer receive the life saving treatment they desperately need. Keeping COVID-19 recommendations in mind, Julia brought CCP's fundraiser, Kidz in Lids, to her administration in lieu - [Superhero Sprint](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/superhero-sprint/) - In 2017, I had hit rock bottom, at least, I thought I had. I was 47 years old, just divorced for the 2nd time, looked like I was physically in shape, but really wasn’t, and appeared on the outside to have everything under control, but REALLY didn’t. I had no confidence, low self-esteem and no - [Superhero Spotlight: Sam](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/superhero-spotlight-sam/) - “Your child has cancer” are dreaded words for a parent to hear and the mission of Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas is to provide support through this journey and new road. The support of everyone makes our mission possible and we hope in turn eases the burden for parents of these amazing superheroes. Today - [Not All Superheroes Wear Red Capes](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/nurse-spotlight-claudette-green/) - This past year has made me truly reflect on my career and what I consider a calling: Nursing. I do not consider myself a hero by any stretch of the imagination, as so many people have blessed me. I have had the pleasure of meeting amazing people every single day in a profession I didn’t - [Superhero Spotlight: Johnathan White](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/superhero-spotlight-johnathan-white/) - These are some of our favorite stories to share and it is the support of everyone that makes this all possible: My name is Johnathan White. My life was forever changed on July 3, 2019. I was selected to attend camp for a week! I had a physical, got all my things packed and was - [Superhero Spotlight: Clay Patterson](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/superhero-spotlight-clay-patterson/) - Oakbrook Preparatory senior, Clay Patterson, organized a Kidz in Lids day on February 25, 2021 for his Senior Project, which raised nearly $1,000. For Clay, it was more than just a day he could wear at to school. Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP) has partnered with Clay and his family since 2019 when - [Thank you for going above the call of duty for children with cancer in the Carolinas](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/doctorsday2021/) - The global pandemic has affected every facet of our life. Each day brings more tragedy and sadness, new rules for health safety, more restrictions often without answers. Unfortunately, many of us have experienced personal loss. Now imagine, in the midst of this pandemic, that your child has been diagnosed with cancer. You’ve stopped work to - [Volunteer Spotlight: Lou and Sue Kinkle](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/volunteer-spotlight-lou-and-sue-kinkle/) - Lou and Sue Kinkle have been volunteering for Children’s Cancer Partners for almost five years. Lou and Sue assist with families in the Myrtle Beach area as volunteer Family Advocates. The couple, with a heart of gold for our families and children, delivers Gift in Kind supplies to families in the Myrtle Beach area and can be seen at almost every CCP - [Childhood Cancer Road Warriors](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childhood-cancer-road-warriors/) - Every day, hundreds of our childhood cancer Superheroes are on the road, away from home to get lifesaving treatment. With so few pediatric treatment centers, the average round trip is probably 70-80 miles. For dozens of children, the journey is much greater, since none of our fine Carolina facilities have all the treatments. One of - [CCP Salutes World Social Work Day](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/ccp-salutes-world-social-work-day/) - A childhood cancer diagnosis crashes down on the entire family. It blocks out the sun. The first ray of sunshine parents see is the pediatric oncology social worker who helps them overcome their shock, who guides them with assistance and tools that will aid them on their journey. We are proud to be a big - [Virtual Game Nights with Optimist International](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/winter-game-nights/) - Thanks to our friends at Optimist International, we now have VIRTUAL family nights! Since December 2020, Optimist International hosts a game night over Zoom for our families. December and January's games were BINGO! The Optimists shook things up with fun karaoke night full of dancing and singing in February. Virtual game nights is a special - [Wrapping children with love and hope](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/wrapping-children-with-love-and-hope/) - For the last 20 years, Children’s Cancer Partners (CCP) has been wrapping children with love and hope in more ways than one. CCP, formerly Children’s Security Blanket, has supported children and their families battling cancer from the time the child is referred to us. Read our story here. The support mainly comes in the way of financial - [March is Wilms Tumor Awareness Month](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/march-is-wilms-tumor-awareness-month/) - The month of March is Kidney Cancer Awareness Month. Wilms tumor is a form of kidney cancer and the most common type of kidney cancer in children. Some genetic factors can make a child more likely to develop Wilms tumor, including: a family history or personal history of Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome (a condition associated with larger-than-normal internal organs) WAGR - [Kate Morrow named Director of Development](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/kate-morrow-named-director-of-development/) - Kate, with over a decade of experience in healthcare marketing, non-profit management and philanthropy, joined the CCP team in September 2020. Prior to CCP, Kate served in leadership roles for the South Carolina Medical Association as the director of communications and the Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation as a director of philanthropy. Kate earned her - [Board of Directors Spotlight: Marsha Moore](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/board-of-directors-spotlight-marsha-moore/) - Special words from Marsha: “I moved to Spartanburg from Rock Hill with my husband, Tom, in 2011. We have two sons, two daughters-in-law, and one grandson. Shortly after moving here, I became involved in the community through the non-profit world: church (choir), Business and Professional Women, and Women Giving for Spartanburg. Before long, CCP (formerly Children’s Security Blanket) got my attention, and I became a donor. When I joined - [Volunteer Spotlight: Debra DiStefano](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/volunteer-spotlight-debra-distefano/) - Debra has been volunteering for CPP for the last 4 years. Debra holds CCP close to her heart. She volunteers for us because of her daughter Rachel, one of our Superhero Angels, whom we lost in 2016. Debra firmly believes in the mission and purpose of CCP. She loves being able to give back to - [February 2nd is Neuroblastoma Awareness Day](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/february-2nd-is-neuroblastoma-awareness-day/) - Neuroblastoma is a type of cancer that develops around a group of nerve cells. Neuroblastoma is typically arises in and around the adrenal glands (Mayo Clinic, n.d.). Neuroblastoma can develop in other others of the abdomen, chest, neck, and near the spine. This type of cancer commonly affects children under the age of 5, but - [Dr. Ki Young Chung Named Chair of Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas Board of Directors](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/dr-ki-young-chung-named-chair-of-childrens-cancer-partners-of-the-carolinas-board-of-directors/) - Dr. Chung is a medical oncologist treating adult cancer patients, who joined our CCP Board two years ago. He received his medical degree at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine. He completed his residency at the Johns Hopkins University Program in Internal Medicine in Baltimore, MD and fellowship at Memorial - [Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas looks for more help during the pandemic](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-of-the-carolinas-looks-for-more-help-during-the-pandemic/) - The pandemic has impacted all our lives. Now, the Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas is asking for your help as they look to get more funding. Author: WFMY News 2 December 2, 2020 - [Wilmington family battling childhood cancer in midst of COVID-19, nonprofits give support despite fundraising challenges](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/wilmington-family-battling-childhood-cancer-in-midst-of-covid-19-nonprofits-give-support-despite-fundraising-challenges/) - By Kendall McGee| November 12, 2020 at 8:33 PM EST - Updated November 24 at 4:50 PM WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - About 20 children in the Cape Fear region will be diagnosed with cancer this year, according to a local nonprofit. A pandemic doesn’t stop families like the McCallums from getting that news either. Graclyn was diagnosed - [Students show support to children with cancer including classmate](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/students-show-support-to-children-with-cancer-including-classmate/) - Updated: 6:59 PM EDT Sep 24, 2020 Nolan Blair Reporter Ava Woodard SOURCE: Ava Woodard's family SPARTANBURG COUNTY, S.C. —Inside Holly Springs-Motlow Elementary School on Thursday you'd find an array of hats being worn. A Spartanburg County Elementary School is showing support for children with cancer including their classmate. Inside Holly Springs-Motlow Elementary School on - [Families fighting childhood cancer face challenges during pandemic](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/families-fighting-childhood-cancer-face-challenges-during-pandemic/) - Alex Flores, who's 4 years old, has an aggressive form of Burkitt leukemia. Since being home, he’s 'progressed in a very, very positive way,' his mother, Rena York said, with better blood cell counts and returning strength. Posted Tuesday, September 29, 2020 7:00 am By Hannah McClellan Chatham News + Record Staff The Friday afternoon after Thanksgiving, Rena - [Spartanburg District One Students raise money for for children battling cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/spartanburg-district-one-students-raise-money-for-for-children-battling-cancer/) - Schools across Spartanburg District One held a fundraiser to help Children's Cancer Partners. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=om4DxlSQtKA - [Altar'd State's Mission Monday to benefit Children's Cancer Partners](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/altard-states-mission-monday-to-benefit-childrens-cancer-partners/) - Altar'd State, located at The Streets at Southpoint in Durham, North Carolina, is donating 10% of their Monday sales now until October 11th. This is a part of Altar'd State's Mission Monday and their focus to "Standout For Good". See them for all of your women apparel needs! Learn more about their mission here. - [Camp Victory goes virtual for kids battling cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/camp-victory-goes-virtual-for-kids-battling-cancer/) - by: WSPA Staff Posted: Aug 12, 2020 / 02:35 PM EDT / Updated: Aug 12, 2020 / 02:35 PM EDT (WSPA) – Camp Victory, put on for kids battling cancer, went virtual this year. Families were sent packages called “camp-in-a-box” with all of the items needed for the fun activities. This included all of the ingredients for s’mores, water - [Virtual summer camp held for child cancer patients](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/virtual-summer-camp-held-for-child-cancer-patients/) - Updated: 12:00 AM EDT Aug 10, 2020 Joe Ripley Anchor Every three minutes, a child gets cancer, according to Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas. The organization cites cancer as the number one disease that kills children. And yet, they're providing hope one box at a time. They put a twist on the traditional summer - [Letters to the Editor: Children battling cancer during pandemic](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/letters-to-the-editor-children-battling-cancer-during-pandemic/) - July 22, 2020 Any parent’s instinct is to protect their child. Imagine being the mom or dad of an immunocompromised child with cancer in need of lifesaving treatment during a pandemic. This is what the 1,100 families across the Carolinas served by Children’s Cancer Partners are facing. Their battle to keep their children healthy - [Organization providing help for pediatric cancer patients facing additional challenges as result of COVID-19](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/organization-providing-help-for-pediatric-cancer-patients-facing-additional-challenges-as-result-of-covid-19/) - Thomas Lott | Jul 8, 2020 Updated Jul 9, 2020 COVID-19 is making the already devastating prognosis of pediatric cancer even more challenging across the Carolinas. The novel coronavirus doesn’t care how old someone is or where he or she stands socioeconomically. It can infect anyone and wreak havoc on their lives, whether with serious symptoms - [22 United Way agencies − including four new ones − share $850,750](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/22-united-way-agencies-−-including-four-new-ones-−-share-850750/) - By Ardie Arvidson | SC Now - June 26, 2020 FLORENCE, S.C. – The United Way of Florence County announced on Thursday at its Community Investment Committee (CIC) Allocation Luncheon that it will be partnering with 22 agencies that will share $850,750 in 30 programs during the 2020-2021 fiscal year that begins Wednesday. The event was - [How parents of children with cancer are navigating COVID-19](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/how-parents-of-children-with-cancer-are-navigating-covid-19/) - By Adam Mintzer | May 16, 2020 at 4:37 PM EDT - Updated May 17 at 5:25 AM COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Children generally have more mild symptoms of COVID-19 than adults, according to the CDC. But some parents are sure contracting coronavirus could be life-threatening for their kids. Children with cancer have weaker immune systems and therefore are - [Changing Lives With Children's Cancer Partners: An Interview With Nene Gunn](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/changing-lives-with-childrens-cancer-partners-an-interview-with-nene-gunn/) - Forest Companion Magazine By Jessica Ayala April 2020 Tell us about Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas? How long has it been active and what is the mission? Cancer is the #1 disease killer of children in the Carolinas, attacking over 600 more children every year. One in five will not survive, but the - [Coronavirus presents new challenges for pediatric cancer patients](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/coronavirus-presents-new-challenges-for-pediatric-cancer-patients/) - Pediatric Cancer patients face additional hardships during COVID-19. (Source: Children's Cancer Partners) WECT News By Emily Featherston April 1, 2020 https://www.wect.com/2020/04/01/coronavirus-presents-new-challenges-pediatric-cancer-patients/ SOUTHEASTERN NORTH CAROLINA (WECT) - For children battling pediatric cancer and for their family, the novel coronavirus presents a special set of problems. Due to the immune suppression caused by many cancer treatments, - [Schools raise funds for cancer research to help kids like Reece](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/schools-raise-funds-for-cancer-research-to-help-kids-like-reece/) - The Catholic Miscellany By Theresa Stratford March 30, 2020 https://themiscellany.org/2020/03/30/schools-raise-funds-for-cancer-research-to-help-kids-like-reece/ SUMMERVILLE—Rachel Kolar has a love/hate relationship with the date of March 9. On one hand, she loves it because it is her son, Reece’s, birthday, and she will never forget welcoming him into the world on that day back in 2012. But, on the - [Kidz in Lids eases the financial burden of pediatric cancer treatment](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/kidz-in-lids-eases-the-financial-burden-of-pediatric-cancer-treatment/) - UPSTATE PARENT UPSTATEPARENT.COM pg 12 Paige Melick hasn’t let her age hold her back in making a difference for families in need. Paige, age 12, is in sixth grade at Campobello-Gramling School in Campobello. She founded a fundraising program, Kidz in Lids, that directly benefits families of children who have cancer, and she is advocating - [Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas Awarded Grant for Special Needs](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-of-the-carolinas-awarded-grant-for-special-needs/) - Greenville, S.C. – Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP) was awarded a grant of $60,000 by Greenville Women Giving to create a Greenville County Childhood Cancer Special Needs Fund. The fund will help local families with the extraordinary costs that arise during a childhood cancer battle. https://youtu.be/bk7uSGWmRhA The Greenville County Childhood Cancer Special Needs - [Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas Awarded Grant for Transportation Van](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-of-the-carolinas-awarded-grant-for-transportation-van/) - Spartanburg, S.C. - Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP) was awarded $27,948 by Women Giving for Spartanburg to purchase a van for their ongoing program of “Delivering Hope and Love.” The van will be used to transport children with cancer and their caregivers to appointments or CCP events including their monthly family nights, summer - [‘Belly Dancer,’ ‘Almost There’ burgers popular concepts at Cribbs Burger Cook-Off](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/belly-dancer-almost-there-burgers-popular-concepts-at-cribbs-burger-cook-off/) - By Chris Lavender Staff Writer Posted Apr 13, 2019 at 9:13 PM Updated Apr 13, 2019 at 9:13 PM Steamin’ Cow Patties’ burger “The Belly Dancer” — bacon-infused beef with roasted pork belly, wasabi aioli and Asian slaw —was the judges’ favorite at the sixth annual Cribbs Kitchen Burger Cook-Off held Saturday in downtown Spartanburg. The annual event serves as a fundraiser for Children’s Cancer - [‘They can just be kids today': Private air show held for children battling cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/they-can-just-be-kids-today-private-air-show-held-for-children-battling-cancer/) - By Paul Rivera | April 6, 2019 at 10:34 PM EDT - Updated April 7 at 12:02 AM COLUMBIA, SC (WIS) - Children battling cancer and their families were treated to their very own private air show on Saturday. The air show happened off of Airport Boulevard in West Columbia and it included unique - [Doctors step out of the emergency room and on to stage for ‘Docs Who Rock’ benefit](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/doctors-step-out-of-the-emergency-room-and-on-to-stage-for-docs-who-rock-benefit/) - Spartanburg Herald Journal By Chris Lavender Staff Writer Posted Mar 9, 2019 at 8:53 PM Updated Mar 9, 2019 at 8:53 PM Read Full Article Dr. Octavia Amaechi took center stage Saturday night, showing off her vocal skills at the Docs Who Rock fundraiser held at Wofford College to benefit the Children’s Cancer Partners of - [Rock concert raising money for Upstate children with cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/rock-concert-raising-money-for-upstate-children-with-cancer/) - WSPA STAFF Posted: Mar 08, 2019 10:29 AM EST Updated: Mar 08, 2019 10:29 AM EST Read Full Article Spartanburg, SC (WSPA-TV) - It’s a rock concert to benefit children with cancer and their families. Docs that Rock happens at the Jerry Richardson indoor stadium at Wofford College March 9 to benefit Children’s Cancer Partners - [Docs Who Rock concert to benefit Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/docs-who-rock-concert-to-benefit-childrens-cancer-partners-of-the-carolinas/) - GoUpstate.com By Dan Armonaitis Arts & Entertainment Writer Posted Mar 5, 2019 at 3:00 PM Read Full Article Dr. Melinda Moretz has been practicing family medicine for more than 30 years, but there’s another side of her that might surprise many of her patients at Palmetto Proactive Healthcare in Spartanburg. In her spare time, Moretz - [Sunday’s letters: Docs Who Rock](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/sundays-letters-docs-who-rock/) - Asheboro Courier Tribune-Mar 3, 2019 Docs Who Rock Go for the gold! We often hear this during the Olympics. However, for children fighting cancer, “gold” is a symbol of hope. On March 9, physicians in Spartanburg County will take the inspiration from these courageous children and “go for the gold.” Teaming with Children’s Cancer Partners - [Docs Who Rock Spartanburg](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/docs-who-rock-spartanburg/) - WSPA Tammy Jones Posted: Feb 12, 2019 04:12 PM EST Updated: Feb 12, 2019 04:12 PM EST Read Full Article Local physicians will trade in their medical instruments for musical ones at Docs Who Rock Spartanburg benefiting Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas presented by Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System. Marisa Cecil, Development Director for Children's - [Upstate nonprofit supports fight against pediatric cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/upstate-nonprofit-supports-fight-against-pediatric-cancer/) - GREENVILLE JOURNAL By Melody Wright - Jul 26, 2018 Flash was the name of Lockaby’s imaginary girlfriend when he was younger. The name came up when baby naming for the Tollison’s second child began — and it stuck. Little Katie Flash has gone by Flash ever since she was born. But Flash’s name isn’t the - [Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas announces Shannon Brown as Director of Family Programs](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-of-the-carolinas-announces-shannon-brown-as-director-of-family-programs/) - upstatebizSC July 26th, 2018 Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP) announced that Shannon Brown, MSW, LISW-CP, has been named Director of Family Programs. CCP is a 501(c)3 organization with a mission to provide comprehensive support and loving compassion to families whose children are battling cancer to improve their overall quality of life. The nonprofit - [Children with cancer visit Hope Remains Ranch](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/children-with-cancer-visit-hope-remains-ranch/) - On Hope Remains Ranch's 11-acre property, two-year-old Dredger Lanier stood in front of a small, wooden horse, throwing colorful hoops at its head and smiling when one looped around its ears and slid down its straight neck. Katrina Lanier, Dredger's mother, said for the past three months- ever since Dredger was diagnosed with cancer - - [Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas announces Cecil as New Director of Development](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-of-the-carolinas-announces-cecil-as-new-director-of-development/) - Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP) recently announced that Marisa Cecil has been selected as the nonprofit’s new Director of Development. CCP is a 501(c)3 organization with a mission to provide comprehensive support and loving compassion to families whose children are battling cancer to improve their overall quality of life. The nonprofit serves children - [Childhood Cancer STAR Act Signed](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childhood-cancer-star-act-signed/) - The Childhood Cancer Star Act of 2017 is now law, a landmark moment for the childhood cancer community. You can find a summary of the new law, signed on June 5, 2018, below. The passage of the STAR Act was a true community effort that involved years of patience, hard work, and collaboration. The childhood - [Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas Adds Significant Strength to its Board Team](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-of-the-carolinas-adds-significant-strength-to-its-board-team/) - Experienced Business and Community Leaders Will Help Guide Organization's Continuing Growth SPARTANBURG, S.C. (May 24, 2018) – Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP) is pleased to announce the addition of five new members to its board of directors. CCP is a 501(c)3 organization with a mission to provide comprehensive support and loving compassion to families - [Battle of the Burgers - Fifth Annual Cribbs Kitchen Burger Cook-Off to Benefit Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/battle-of-the-burgers-fifth-annual-cribbs-kitchen-burger-cook-off-to-benefit-childrens-cancer-partners-of-the-carolinas/) - April 14th Event to Offer Tasty Burger Creations, Live Music, and Family-friendly Fun SPARTANBURG, SC (April 6, 2018) – – All community members are invited to Downtown Spartanburg's juiciest throwdown - the Fifth Annual Cribbs Kitchen Burger Cook-off Saturday, April 14, 2018, from 2-8 p.m. at the corner of W. Main and Daniel Morgan Avenue. - [Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas awarded for program excellence by United Way of the Piedmont](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-of-the-carolinas-awarded-for-program-excellence-by-united-way-of-the-piedmont/) - http://upstatebizsc.whosonthemove.com/pressreleases/childrens-cancer-partners-carolinas-awarded-program-excellence-united-way-piedmont/ Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP), formerly The Children’s Security Blanket, was recently selected to receive a Program Excellence Award from the United Way of the Piedmont for its work in supporting children battling cancer in Cherokee County. The awards are given to the agency whose program ranked the highest in each of - [Children's Cancer Partners of The Carolinas provides Christmas to families fighting cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-cancer-partners-of-the-carolinas-provides-christmas-to-families-fighting-cancer/) - Children's Cancer Partners of The Carolinas provides Christmas to families fighting cancer Posted: Dec 05, 2017 11:49 PM EST Updated: Dec 06, 2017 12:18 AM EST By Brandon LaVorgna SPARTANBURG, SC (FOX Carolina) - It’s been one tough battle for 4-year-old Colt Becker. He’s been taking neuroblastoma head-on for more than three years. The Becker’s - [Children fighting cancer treated to an early Christmas](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/children-fighting-cancer-treated-to-an-early-christmas/) - By Chris Lavender Staff Writer Posted December 5, 2017 at 9:00 Updated December 5, 2017 at 9:07 Children fighting cancer treated to an early Christmas More than 100 families with children battling cancer celebrated Christmas early Tuesday night at the Spartanburg Marriott, taking a respite from the everyday struggles they face in fighting the disease. - [Children battling cancer enjoy Christmas Spectacular](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/children-battling-cancer-enjoy-christmas-spectacular/) - By WSPA Nickelle Smith Published: December 5, 2017, 11:05 pm Updated: December 5, 2017, 11:33 pm Children battling cancer enjoy Christmas Spectacular SPARTANBURG, SC (WSPA) – It was a ‘Christmas Spectacular’ for families who share a common journey with cancer. The event in Spartanburg was hosted by the Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas so - [Christmas event planned for children battling cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/christmas-event-planned-for-children-battling-cancer/) - By WSPA Staff, December 4, 2017 SPARTANBURG, S.C. (PRESS RELEASE) Christmas should be a magical time for young children but for those battling cancer and served by Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP) it is often a time full of hospital stays, painful treatments and sleepless nights. On December 5th, CCP will help to ensure - [The Children’s Security Blanket announces new name reflecting dramatic expansion across the Carolinas](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/the-childrens-security-blanket-announces-new-name-reflecting-dramatic-expansion-across-the-carolinas/) - upstatebizSC November 14, 2017 upstatebizsc.whosonthemove.com/pressreleases/childrens-security-blanket-announces-new-name-reflecting-dramatic-expansion-across-carolinas/ Organization Enters New Phase of Growth with New Brand Identity SPARTANBURG, S.C. – The Children’s Security Blanket has changed its name. The 16-year-old Spartanburg-based nonprofit remains dedicated to helping children battle cancer, but has adopted a new name, Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas (CCP), that conveys it’s dramatically larger - [Children’s Security Blanket changes name](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-security-blanket-changes-name/) - GoUpstate.com By Staff Report, Posted Nov 14, 2017 http://www.goupstate.com/news/20171114/childrens-security-blanket-changes-name The Children’s Security Blanket has changed its name in a move that organization officials say more accurately represents the group’s goals. The Spartanburg-based nonprofit, dedicated to helping children fighting cancer, is now the Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas. The new identity reflects an effort to work with - [The Children's Security Blanket Announces New Name Reflecting Dramatic Expansion Across the Carolinas](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/the-childrens-security-blanket-announces-new-name-reflecting-dramatic-expansion-across-the-carolinas-2/) - Contact: Janice Baddley janice@dnacc.com 864-230-3888 Press Release November 13, 2017 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Children's Security Blanket Announces New Name Reflecting Dramatic Expansion Across the Carolinas Organization Enters New Phase of Growth with New Brand Identity SPARTANBURG, S.C. (November 13, 2017) – The Children's Security Blanket has changed its name. The 16-year-old Spartanburg-based nonprofit remains - [Spartanburg school dist. “goes gold” to raise awareness about childhood cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/spartanburg-school-dist-goes-gold-to-raise-awareness-about-childhood-cancer/) - WSPA By Diane Lee, September 29, 2017 http://wspa.com/2017/09/29/spartanburg-school-district-goes-gold-to-raise-awareness-about-childhood-cancer/ SPARTANBURG CO., S.C. (WSPA) – This year alone, 10,000 children under 15-years-old will be diagnosed with cancer in the US. To raise awareness, every school in Spartanburg School District 1 participated in a day of “going gold.” The hallways and classrooms had a little extra sparkle, Friday, - [Children’s Security Blanket helps families support a child with cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-security-blanket-helps-families-support-a-child-with-cancer/) - Upstate Parent Chris Worthy, Contributing Writer Aug. 7, 2017 http://www.upstateparent.com/story/news/health/2017/08/07/childrens-security-blanket-helps-families-support-child-cancer/104375698/ When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the uphill battle ahead extends to everyone in the family. The Children’s Security Blanket aims to ease that burden. CSB started in Spartanburg in 1999 as a project of the Optimist Club. “I came across this particular charity - [Aiken native is actively involved in children's cancer nonprofit](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/aiken-native-is-actively-involved-in-childrens-cancer-nonprofit/) - Aiken Standard By Stephanie Turner Jul 9, 2017 http://www.aikenstandard.com/lifestyle/aiken-native-is-actively-involved-in-children-s-cancer-nonprofit/article_0d5f825c-6359-11e7-9037-3702320617ce.html Cancer doesn't just impact adults and doesn't just impact those inflicted with the condition. The South Carolina organization The Children's Security Blanket not only recognizes this reality but serves to help children coping with cancer and their families. "The mission of The Children’s Security Blanket is - [Teen battling cancer gets his own camp experience](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/teen-battling-cancer-gets-his-own-camp-experience/) - GoUpstate.com By Allison M. Roberts Staff Writer Jun 30, 2017 at 10:19 PM http://www.goupstate.com/news/20170630/teen-battling-cancer-gets-his-own-camp-experience Tron Foster has battled bone cancer since he was 6 years old, but that doesn’t stop him from doing the things he loves most — including fishing. For the past 10 years, Foster, 15, has attended Camp Victory at Optimist Acres in Spartanburg. The camp, sponsored - [Young Cancer Patient to Enjoy Personalized Summer Camp](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/young-cancer-patient-to-enjoy-personalized-summer-camp/) - News provided by The Children's Security Blanket Jun 28, 2017, 17:29 ET http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/young-cancer-patient-to-enjoy-personalized-summer-camp-300481540.html SPARTANBURG, S.C., June 28, 2017 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- More than any other activity 15-year-old Tron Foster loves fishing. As a young cancer patient this affinity has grown over the last six years in part through his annual participation in Camp Victory, sponsored by The - [Camp Victory gives young cancer patients chance to be kids](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/camp-victory-gives-young-cancer-patients-chance-to-be-kids/) - WSPA.com Vanessa de la Viña, July 12, 2017, 5:34 am http://wspa.com/2017/07/12/camp-victory-gives-young-cancer-patients-chance-to-be-kids/ SPARTANBURG, S.C. (WSPA) – More than 50 children are putting their battles with cancer on hold for a few days of fun and relaxation. It’s all part of Camp Victory, a 3-day camp hosted by the Children’s Security Blanket. On Tuesday, the campers got - [Upstate children's cancer organizations recognized by state representatives](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/upstate-childrens-cancer-organizations-recognized-by-state-representatives/) - GreenvilleOnline.com STAFF REPORT 11:59 a.m. ET June 13, 2017 http://www.greenvilleonline.com/story/news/2017/06/13/upstate-childrens-cancer-organizations-recognized-state-representatives/392162001/ The Children's Security Blanket (CSB) and the Children's Cancer Optimist Club (CCOC) were recently honored with a House resolution in recognition of their efforts to provide support for children who are battling cancer. The resolution was presented to the organizations by members of the South - [Camp celebrates 10 years of helping children battling cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/camp-celebrates-10-years-of-helping-children-battling-cancer/) - GoUpstate.com By Allison M. Roberts Staff Writer Jul 10, 2017 at 7:20 PM http://www.goupstate.com/news/20170710/camp-celebrates-10-years-of-helping-children-battling-cancer When Tom Russell first began putting Camp Victory together 10 years ago, he never imagined it would grow into what it is now. Russell, co-creator of the camp and co-founder of The Children’s Security Blanket, knew that the kids being served by the local nonprofit needed a - [4th Annual Cribbs Kitchen Burger Cook-off](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/4th-annual-cribbs-kitchen-burger-cook-off/) - By sceneon7 staff March 29, 2017, 8:00 pm (http://wspa.com/2017/03/29/4th-annual-cribbs-kitchen-burger-cook-off/) Who can make the best burger in town? We will find out at the 4th Annual Cribbs Kitchen Burger Cook-off this Saturday! - [Cribb’s Burger Cook-off raises $17K for Children’s Security Blanket](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/cribbs-burger-cook-off-raises-17k-for-childrens-security-blanket/) - GoUpstate.com By Allison M. Roberts Staff Writer Apr 3, 2017 at 8:01 AM (http://www.goupstate.com/news/20170401/cribbs-burger-cook-off-raises-17k-for-childrens-security-blanket) 4th Annual Cribbs Kitchen with RJ Rockers Burger Cook Off Photo Gallery The mouth-watering smell of sizzling burgers drifted over West Main Street Saturday as chefs grilled up their creations during the Cribb’s Kitchen Burger Cook-Off. The annual event is a - [Burger Cook-off to aid children, families battling cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/burger-cook-off-to-aid-children-families-battling-cancer/) - GreenvilleOnline.com Staff Report 1:48 p.m. ET March 28, 2017 (www.greenvilleonline.com/story/news/2017/03/28/burger-cook-off-aid-children-families-battling-cancer/99724148/) A Burger Cook-Off in Spartanburg will support for local children battling cancer and their families. The Downtown Spartanburg's Fourth Annual Cribb's Kitchen Burger Cook-Off will occur at noon on April 1 in front of sponsors RJ Rockers and Cribb's Kitchen on East Main Street. Proceeds - [Burger Cook-Off Helps Families with Children Battling Cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/burger-cook-off-helps-families-with-children-battling-cancer/) - WSPA.com By Emily Collins March 15, 2017, 7:54 am (http://wspa.com/2017/03/15/burger-cook-off-helps-families-with-children-battling-cancer/) SPARTANBURG, SC (WSPA) – All community members are invited to eat or compete at Downtown Spartanburg’s Fourth Annual Cribbs Kitchen Burger Cook-Off. The event is on Saturday, April 1, 2017, beginning at noon in front of sponsors RJ Rockers and Cribbs Kitchen on East Main - [United Way presents more than $2M to 61 agencies](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/united-way-presents-more-than-2m-to-61-agencies/) - GoUpstate.com By staff reports Dec 16, 2016 at 8:01 PM (http://www.goupstate.com/news/20161216/united-way-presents-more-than-2m-to-61-agencies) United Way of the Piedmont recently presented more than $2 million in grants to 61 agencies that manage 95 programs in the areas of education, financial stability and health. The organization held its annual Community Investment Process Awards reception Wednesday to recognize the agencies - [SC families celebrate work of Children’s Security Blanket](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/sc-families-celebrate-work-of-childrens-security-blanket/) - GoUpstate.com By Allison M. Roberts Staff Writer Dec 9, 2016 at 8:00 AM (http://www.goupstate.com/news/20161208/sc-families-celebrate-work-of-childrens-security-blanket) Click here to see Children's Security Blanket Christmas Party Photos Families and young cancer patients from across the state celebrated together Thursday night at the annual Children’s Security Blanket Christmas party in Spartanburg. More than 200 people packed The Hangar to - [Group gets multimillion-dollar gift to help children with cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/group-gets-multimillion-dollar-gift-to-help-children-with-cancer/) - GoUpstate.com By Zach Fox Staff Writer Nov 22, 2016 at 7:43 AM (http://www.goupstate.com/news/20161121/group-gets-multimillion-dollar-gift-to-help-children-with-cancer) Gerry and Debora DiStefano still vividly remember walking into a Christmas-decorated New York apartment for one of the most stressful weeks of their lives. The DiStefanos’ daughter, Rachel, had to be taken to New York last winter for a cancer operation. Rachel, - [Children’s Security Blanket gets $100K for children fighting cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/childrens-security-blanket-gets-100k-for-children-fighting-cancer/) - GoUpstate.com By staff reports Nov 15, 2016 at 5:36 PM http://www.goupstate.com/news/20161115/childrens-security-blanket-gets-100k-for-children-fighting-cancer Spartanburg-based Children’s Security Blanket announced Tuesday that anonymous donors have given the nonprofit $100,000 to brighten the Christmas season for children battling cancer. The donors specifically requested the organization use the money to make the holiday season better for sick children and their families. - [The Children’s Security Blanket Newsletter](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/the-childrens-security-blanket-newsletter/) - Click to read our August Newsletter. - [Camp Victory 2016: Success!](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/camp-victory-2016-success/) - Camp Victory 2016: Success! This year’s Camp Victory was our biggest and best yet! 21 superheroes and their siblings came out to Optimist Acres for fishing, arts and crafts, fire safety lessons, a wood crafting activity, and pony rides…just to name a few of the fun activities. Special thanks to our volunteers from Greer Middle - [The Children’s Security Blanket Awarded Grant from The Spartanburg Regional Health Foundation](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/the-childrens-security-blanket-awarded-grant-from-the-spartanburg-regional-health-foundation/) - Spaprtanburg Regional Health System June 8, 2016 (https://www.spartanburgregional.com/news/2016/695000-in-grants-awarded-for-health-/) $695,000 in Grants Awarded for Health Spartanburg Regional Foundation Awards Annual Grants An individual who experienced a stroke will now have access to a motor vehicle simulator to test their driving skills. A family whose child was diagnosed with cancer will receive financial support for transportation to - [Cribb’s Burger Cook Off to be held Saturday in downtown Spartanburg](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/cribbs-burger-cook-off-to-be-held-saturday-in-downtown-spartanburg/) - GoUpstate.com By From staff reports Apr 28, 2016 at 4:39 PM (http://www.goupstate.com/news/20160428/cribbs-burger-cook-off-to-be-held-saturday-in-downtown-spartanburg) Cribb’s Kitchen on Main will host its third annual Burger Cook Off from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday beside the clock tower in downtown Spartanburg. Proceeds will benefit the Children’s Security Blanket, a local nonprofit that provides support for the families of - [3rd Annual Cribbs Kitchen Burger Cook-Off to Benefit The Children’s Security Blanket](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/3rd-annual-cribbs-kitchen-burger-cook-off-to-benefit-the-childrens-security-blanket/) - WSPA.com http://wspa.com/2016/04/28/3rd-annual-cribbs-kitchen-burger-cookoff-to-benefit-the-childrens-security-blanket/ (3rd Annual Cribb’s Kitchen Burger ) Cookoff to benefit the Children’s Security Blanket Happening this Saturday in Downtown Spartanburg. Make sure you join the fun and vote on your favorite burger. - [3rd Cribb’s Kitchen Burger Cook-off happening Saturday, April 30 in Spartanburg](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/3rd-cribbs-kitchen-burger-cook-off-happening-saturday-april-30-in-spartanburg/) - Studio 62 By Jamarcus Gaston April 25, 2016,12:03pm http://carolinascw.com/2016/04/25/3rd-cribbs-kitchen-burger-cook-off-happening-saturday-april-30-in-spartanburg/ Cribb’s Kitchen is hosting their 3rd annual Burger Cook-off this Saturday, April 30th in downtown Spartanburg to benefit The Children’s Security Blanket. We get a rundown of how they day will run and meet some of the co-hosts for the event. The cook-off will happen from - [The Children’s Security Blanket Gives Christmas Spirit to Families](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/the-childrens-security-blanket-gives-christmas-spirit-to-families/) - GoUpstate.com By Alyssa Mulliger Dec 24, 2015 at 4:21 PM (http://www.goupstate.com/news/20151224/childrens-security-blanket-brightens-holidays-for-local-families) The Children’s Security Blanket has helped make Christmas brighter this year for multiple Spartanburg County families. The nonprofit provides financial support and hope to families whose children are facing cancer. With children receiving cancer treatments outside of the county, the organization assists with transportation, - [Local nonprofit holds Christmas party for children with cancer](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/2015-childrens-security-blanket-christmas-party/) - GoUpstate.com By Allison M. Roberts Dec 3, 2015 at 10:08 PM (http://www.goupstate.com/news/20151203/local-nonprofit-holds-christmas-party-for-children-with-cancer) The Children’s Security Blanket annual Christmas party is an event that is special to people for different reasons. The local nonprofit helps the families of children who have been diagnosed with cancer. This year’s party was held Thursday night at The Hangar, a - [The Children’s Security Blanket is a First-Time Grantee of Sisters of Charity](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/the-childrens-security-blanket-is-a-first-time-grantee-of-sisters-of-charity/) - SistersofCharityHealth.org 12/03/2015 (http://www.sistersofcharityhealth.org/blog/post/2015/12/03/Sisters-of-Charity-Foundation-of-South-Carolina-awards-$50000-to-20-Caritas-grantees.aspx) The Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina has awarded $50,000 to 20 grantees in the fall cycle of Caritas grant funding. The purpose of the Caritas Grants program is to provide support to organizations dealing with situational poverty or crisis poverty. The demand for food, clothing, shelter and free health programs, - [The Children’s Security Blanket Receives Grant from The Mary Black Foundation](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/the-childrens-security-blanket-receives-grant-from-the-mary-black-foundation/) - GoUpstate.com Nov. 28.2015 (http://www.goupstate.com/news/20151128/11-spartanburg-non-profits-receive-grants) The Mary Black Foundation has awarded more than $400,000 in grants to 11 Spartanburg non-profit agencies. The Children’s Security Blanket, an organization that assists families of children who have cancer, was awarded $15,000. CommunityWorks received $40,000 for the Spartanburg Financial Network. It connects low-income families to products and services designed to - [The Children’s Security Blanket Among 12 Nonprofits to Receive Grants from The Spartanburg County Foundation](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/the-childrens-security-blanket-among-12-nonprofits-to-receive-grants-from-the-spartanburg-county-foundation/) - The Spartanburg County Foundation by Caroline November 10,2015 (http://spcf.org/2015/11/10/the-spartanburg-county-foundation-awards-101500-to-twelve-nonprofit-organizations/) SPARTANBURG- The Spartanburg County Foundation awarded $101,500 in grants to 12 nonprofit organizations working to improve the overall social well-being of Spartanburg County residents- Children’s Advocacy Center of Spartanburg, Cherokee and Union Counties, Inc., Community Works, Inc., The Children’s Security Blanket, Greer Relief and Resources Agency, - [Cribbs Kitchen crowns winner of burger cook-off](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/cribbs-kitchen-crowns-winner-of-burger-cook-off/) - GoUpstate.com By DANIEL J. GROSS May 9, 2015 at 6:45 PM http://www.goupstate.com/news/20150509/cribbs-kitchen-crowns-winner-of-burger-cook-off The Spartanburg Breakfast Optimist Club’s winning burger recipe containing beef, lamb, bacon, a fried egg and a horseradish sauce was deemed the tastiest at the second annual burger cook-off on Saturday at Cribbs Kitchen. The burger gets its name from the fact ## Pages - [CCP HOME](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/) - It can take hours to get to a treatment center. There are very few cancer treatment centers across North and South Carolina, making access to lifesaving care a challenge for many Carolina families. Children's Cancer Partners provides financial assistance for transportation, lodging, and meals away from home so families can access treatment, regardless of income - [KIL Leaderboard](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/kil-leaderboard/) - KIL Leaderboard School October 2023 Location Per Capita Students 1 Spartanburg County Early College High School Spartanburg, SC $21.32 87 2 Abner Creek Academy Duncan, SC $13.32 678 3 St. Joseph's School Columbia, SC $6.34 292 4 The Hawbridge School Saxapahaw, NC $4.29 152 5 North Raleigh Christian Academy Raleigh, NC $2.80 1439 6 Mariam - [Upstate Strut for Childhood Cancer Race](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/upstate-strut/) - About the Upstate Strut for Childhood Cancer Race We are excited to welcome the community back for the 2026 Upstate Strut for Childhood Cancer on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at Milliken Arboretum. Join us as we run, walk, and rally together to support local children battling cancer and the families who stand beside them. Last - [Resource Kit](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/resourcekit/) - Resources for Your Kidz in Lids Day Here you will find all the tools and resources to help your school have the most successful Kidz in Kids Day possible! Can't find exactly what you need? Please contact us at Kidz@childrenscancerpartners.org for more information or help. Announcing your Kidz in Lids Event As soon as practical - [Kidz in Lids](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/kidz-in-lids-program/) - What is Kidz in Lids? Kidz in Lids mobilizes students to show concern for their friends and classmates who are in a life-or-death struggle with cancer. It's so simple! Caring kids bring a dollar to school and get to wear their favorite hats throughout the school day. By participating in Kidz in Lids, you'll help - [Sign Up](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/sign-up/) - Bring Kidz In Lids to your school! Thank you for your interest in hosting a Kidz in Lids Day! This is a simple, one-day event where students wear hats to support local children battling cancer through Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas. It takes less than 30 seconds to get started. We'll follow up with - [Copy of Kidz in Lids](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/aboutkil/) - Kidz in Lids makes it simple for your school to show support. Students contribute $1 to wear their favorite hat, adults give $5 (or more!) to wear blue jeans at school, and they all help children in treatment get the care they need. Make a Big Difference With a Simple Act Every day, children across - [Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 2026](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/ccam-2026/) - CHILDHOOD CANCER AWARENESS MONTH September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Together, we're helping families across North and South Carolina face childhood cancer with hope. Help Another Family Today(opens in new tab) Before she could crawl, Zoey was fighting for her life. At just 12 weeks old, Zoey was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia. For seven - [Meet Hayleigh](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/meet-hayleigh/) - Meet Hayleigh In July 2022, what seemed like ordinary childhood fevers became the start of an unimaginable journey for Hayleigh and her family. Her temperature would spike to 102 for two to three days at a time, then disappear, only to return days later. "No one else in the family was sick, but each time - [Beta Club Partnership](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/beta-club-partnership/) - National BETA and Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas have joined forces against the #1 disease killer of children and youth in America: cancer. National BETA Club members across the Carolinas are invited to make a difference by contributing their time and talents to various volunteer opportunities to build awareness, teach empathy and community service, - [Create a Fundraiser](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/create-a-fundraiser/) - Starting a Fundraiser is as easy as 1-2-3 Create a Fundraising Page Get started by clicking below. Then, follow the prompts by naming your fundraiser, setting a goal, and selecting a start and end date. Customize Your Page Customize your fundraising page by adding pictures. You can dedicate your page in honor or in memory - [Meet Zoey](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/meet-zoey/) - MEET ZOEY When Zoey was just 12 weeks old, her parents thought they were dealing with another childhood virus. Instead, they heard the words no family is ever prepared for: "Your baby has acute myeloid leukemia." Born in April 2025, Zoey had spent her first weeks battling persistent fevers and illness. By July, she was - [Partner With Us](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/partner/) - Become a Partner Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that relies on the generosity of individuals, businesses, foundations, and community partners to support families facing childhood cancer across North and South Carolina. We receive no government funding for the vital programs and services we provide. Our partners make it possible - [Family Resources](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/familyresources/) - Family Resources FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE We provide short-term financial assistance to families for lodging, food, and travel, ensuring all children have access to the best cancer treatment available to them, regardless of distance. SUPPORT SERVICES Our team of Family Navigators provides intensive case management and offers one-on-one support from diagnosis through treatment and beyond. They provide - [Ways to Give](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/ways-to-give/) - Ways to Give Whether you choose to make a one-time gift, become a monthly donor, sponsor an event, organize a fundraiser, or partner with us through your business, every contribution helps provide critical financial assistance, emotional support, and meaningful community for families across the Carolinas when they need it most. Business partner spotlight Melvin Made - [Copy of Our Story](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/how-we-help-2/) - HOW WE HELP Children's Cancer Partners serves children and youth battling cancer across the Carolinas, ensuring access to lifesaving pediatric cancer treatments and overcoming all the hidden costs beyond clinical care. The Reality Families Face The problem is bigger than most people realize. Only larger cities have pediatric cancer treatment centers. Distance to cancer care - [Refer A Child](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/refer-a-child/) - Laura Allen Executive Director Do you know a child who needs our help? We are glad you are here and found your way to our referral form. Whether you are a parent, physician, social worker, family friend, or other, you are in the right place to support a child in the Carolinas battling cancer. We - [2026 Impact Report](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/2026-impact-report/) - Our 2026 Impact Report Our 2026 Impact Report provides you with a look at everything our donors have helped us accomplish. A special thank you to all of you! Take a look at the impact you have on all the children we serve. Thank You Partners! We are grateful for the generous support of individuals, foundations, - [Careers](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/careers/) - Join the CCP team! There are currently no open positions. - [Staff](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/staff/) - Meet Our Team Laura Allen Executive Director Email Laura Sandra Barrera, MSW Family Navigator Email Sandra Michelle Calhoun, MSW Family Navigator Email Michelle Dan Daniel Director of Advancement Email Dan Sandra Eby Director of Comms. & Marketing Email Sandra Carla Fowler, MS Director of Family Services Email Carla Tori Mathewson, LCSW-A Family Navigator Email Tori - [Childhood Cancer Awareness Month](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/ccam/) - Our September goal is to help 17 children fighting a rare cancer Meet Aria, One of 17 children with AML Aria is a sweet and sassy 10-year-old girl who was diagnosed with AML (Acute Myeloid Leukemia) on March 7, 2024. The road leading up to her diagnosis was arduous, spanning three months. However, it wasn't - [Holiday Spectacular](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/holiday-spectacular/) - The magic is back this holiday season! Saturday, December 12, 202610:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.Sheraton Imperial Hotel Raleigh-Durham AirportDurham, North Carolina This signature event brings together families served by CCP, volunteers, and community partners for a festive celebration filled with holiday cheer, meaningful connection, and moments that matter. More details, including sponsorship opportunities, will be - [Burger Cook-Off](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/burger-cook-off/) - Cribbs Kitchen Burger Cook-Off celebrates local chefs and grilling enthusiasts while proceeds benefit Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas! - [Events](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/events/) - Explore All Ways to Give Fundraising Events Cribbs Kitchen Burger Cook-Off Arguably one of the Upstate's biggest food-and-community events! This high-energy, family-friendly burger competition is where local chefs and grill masters come to compete, and the community shows up to support Upstate children battling cancer by casting their votes for the best burgers in the - [Financials](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/financials/) - Our Financials Access our 2025 990 file here: Tax Return 12.31.25 - Public Disclosure Access our 2025 Audit here: 2025 audit - [Strut for Childhood Cancer Race](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/strut/) - Thank You for Strutting With Us! On March 7, our community came together for the 17th Annual Strut for Childhood Cancer Race at Long Leaf Park in Wilmington, NC, and we are overwhelmed with gratitude for everyone who helped make the day so meaningful! From runners and walkers to sponsors, volunteers, and supporters, your participation - [Volunteer Opportunities](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/volunteer/) - Volunteer Opportunities Volunteers make our work possible and help us support Carolina children battling cancer. If you want to donate your time, start here and choose a role that matches your schedule and strengths. Learn about ways to donate your time as a volunteer. Office Volunteers In-office volunteer opportunities are available at the Spartanburg and - [History continued](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/history-continued/) - Donate Now Explore All Ways to Give How it all began New Name: Same Mission In 2001, along with other members of the Spartanburg Optimist International Club, Tom Russell responded to that organization's nationwide commitment to fund childhood cancer research, asking "what can we do to help locally?" Quickly they discovered how very few places - [About](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/home-v2-copy-7/) - Refer a childYOU'RE IN THE RIGH PLACE We're here to help. Do you know a Carolina child who would benefit from our services? We would love to hear from you and make sure they are receiving the support they need. LEARN MORE KIDZ IN LIDSSIGN YOUR SCHOOL UP And Host a Kidz in Lids! As - [Blog](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/blog/) - CCP NEws: Our Blog We love sharing the great news about our children, their families, and all who partner with us: volunteers, corporations, and beyond. Please help us spread the word by sharing these stories and announcements with your friends and family! Children's Cancer Partners' data shows treatment center disparities for Cape Fear, NC, children - [Stories & Impact](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/real-stories/) - Real Stories, Real Impact When you give a gift to Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas, you are providing immediate help to local Carolina children fighting for their lives. You provide the assistance they need to get to their cancer treatments, whether by car, airplane, train, etc. You give them meals when they are away - [How We Help](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/howwehelp/) - Children's Cancer Partners serves children and youth battling cancer across the Carolinas, ensuring access to lifesaving pediatric cancer treatments and overcoming all the hidden costs beyond clinical care. The Reality Families Face The problem is bigger than most people realize. Only larger cities have pediatric cancer treatment centers. Distance to cancer care is hard for - [Board](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/board/) - Board of Directors As a public charity recognized under Internal Revenue Service Code section 501(c)(3), Children's Cancer Partners is governed by a volunteer board of community, business and professional leaders, who contribute their time and talents to overseeing our mission and strategy. Members are enlisted from across the Carolinas, serving three-year terms, and elect their - [Education Resources](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/education-resources/) - Education Resources Education/Learning Challenges of Childhood Cancer Insights and Tools for Parents/Caregivers and Educators While cancer remains the #1 disease killer of children in America, more children are surviving, and that's good news! Many are challenged, however, to overcome education deficits and limitations, and lead independent lives. As treatment ends, the march to control/cure cancer - [Contact Us](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/contact-us/) - We'd Love to Hear from You! South Carolina Our main office location is headquartered in South Carolina with the following address. 900 S. Pine Street, Suite F Spartanburg, SC 29302 864-582-0673 North Carolina Our North Carolina office is in Durham, by appointment only. Please contact us to set up your appointment. 404 Hunt St., Suite - [Get Involved](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/get-involved/) - Get Involved Are you looking to volunteer or give your time or talent? There are multiple ways to get involved in Children's Cancer Partners. We have an opportunity unique for everyone! Volunteer Volunteers are the heart of Children's Cancer Partners. Without volunteers, Children's Cancer Partners would not be able to support the growing number of - [Be an Event Sponsor](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/event-sponsors/) - Interested in becoming an event sponsor? We have many opportunities for you or your business to get involved! Cribbs Kitchen Burger Cook-Off Cribbs Kitchen Burger Cook-Off will be held in May 2, 2026. For questions or more information, please contact us at info@childrenscancerpartners.org. Holiday Spectacular Holiday Spectacular will be held December 7-8, 2024, in Spartanburg, - [Home V2](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/home-v2/) - We're here to help. Do you know a Carolina child who would benefit from our services? We would love to hear from you and make sure they are receiving the support they need. - [Our Story](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/our-story-2/) - How it all began In 2001, along with other members of the Spartanburg Optimist International Club, Tom Russell responded to that organization's nationwide commitment to fund childhood cancer research, asking, "What can we do to help locally?" Quickly, they discovered how very few places treat childhood cancer and what a struggle it is for families - [Third Party](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/thirdpartyevents-2/) - Turn your passion into purpose It starts with one spark: a golf tournament, a trivia night, a friendly workplace competition. Then friends show up, laughter fills the air, and before you know it, you've raised enough to help a child and their family through the toughest battle of their lives. Our community is full of - [Sign-Up Lids for Kids](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/sign-up-lids-for-kidz/) - Ready to Sign Up? To sign up for a Lids for Kidz day at your organization, fill out the form below. Someone from our team will be in touch with you soon! Have questions? Email us at Kidz@childrenscancerpartners.org. - [Volunteer Sign Up Thank You](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/volunteer-sign-up-thank-you/) - Thank you for signing up to volunteer with Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas! Your time and heart make a real difference for children and families facing childhood cancer across our community. We're so grateful to have you join our mission of care and compassion. So, what's next? Our team will be in touch soon - [ Volunteer Interest Form](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/volunteer-interest-form/) - Volunteer With Us! Have questions? Feel free to email us at Volunteer@childrenscancerpartners.org - [Sign Up Thank You](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/sign-up-thank-you/) - Thank you for choosing to host a Kidz In Lids day! This is a fun and easy way to get students excited about giving back to children battling cancer in YOUR community! So, now what? Pick your Kidz In Lids date and promote it schoolwide! Feel free to use your own promotional materials or check - [Kidz in Lids](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/home-v2-copy-3/) - Refer a childYOU'RE IN THE RIGH PLACE We're here to help. Do you know a Carolina child who would benefit from our services? We would love to hear from you and make sure they are receiving the support they need. LEARN MORE KIDZ IN LIDSSIGN YOUR SCHOOL UP And Host a Kidz in Lids! As - [Media](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/media/) - Media Inquiries Interested in covering a story about Children's Cancer Partners? Send us a message or reach out to Sandra Eby, our Director of Communications, at 864-504-2817 or seby@childrenscancerpartners.org. Overview Videos These videos shows a glimpse into the everyday struggles these families have. From their mouths, learn how Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas supports - [Lids for Kidz](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/lids-for-kidz/) - What is Lids for Kidz? Lids for Kidz is based on our successful peer-to-peer fundraising program in schools-and now, organizations can participate, too! This program allows you to have a little fun while helping children who are in a life-or-death struggle with cancer. It's so simple! Your organization can sign up to host a day. - [Third-Party Events](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/thirdpartyevents/) - Turn your passion into purpose It starts with one spark: a golf tournament, a trivia night, a friendly workplace competition. Then friends show up, laughter fills the air, and before you know it, you've raised enough to help a child and their family through the toughest battle of their lives. Our community is full of - [Media Coverage](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/media-coverage/) - Recent Media Coverage We are so grateful to all local and national affiliates who help us spread awareness about childhood cancer and what our organization does to help thousands of families every year. CCP advocating for cancer-ridden kids New Hanover County Community Foundation awards over $50,000 in grants Children's Cancer Partners receives $2,200 grant from - [Meet Kalon](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/meet-kalon/) - Meet Kalon At just six years old, Kalon was a vibrant Kindergartener with an infectious smile and endless curiosity. But when mysterious lumps appeared on his neck, life took an unexpected turn. Despite rounds of steroids and antibiotics, the swelling persisted. A deeper look through bloodwork and an MRI brought a diagnosis no child should - [Meet Nyleek](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/meet-nyleek/) - Meet Nyleek In November 2020, what started as stomach pain and dizziness quickly turned into a life-changing diagnosis for Nyleek and his family. "He was complaining of stomach pain and being dizzy," his mom, Pearlicia, said. "I took him to the doctor's, where they tested him for Covid, flu, and strep, and all tests were - [Partners](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/partners/) - We Love Our Partners The impact of Children's Cancer Partners is magnified through the generosity of our corporate and organization partners. We are extremely grateful to the companies, foundations, civic organizations, and faith communities listed here for joining with us to ease the burden of children fighting cancer and their families. We would love to - [Meet Charlie](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/meet-charlie/) - Meet Charlie At just 3 years old, a bump on Charlie's ribs and a hard belly led to a terrifying diagnosis: a Wilms tumor, weighing two pounds. Charlie had surgery almost immediately after, followed by radiation and chemotherapy. "There were no pediatric infusion centers in Wilmington," Charlie's mom, Tiffany, said. "Every week, we drove to - [Families](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/home-v2-copy-2/) - Refer a childYOU'RE IN THE RIGH PLACE We're here to help. Do you know a Carolina child who would benefit from our services? We would love to hear from you and make sure they are receiving the support they need. LEARN MORE KIDZ IN LIDSSIGN YOUR SCHOOL UP And Host a Kidz in Lids! As - [Giving Days](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/giving-days-2/) - Giving Days Giving Days are a great way to get involved and give locally. All dollars raised on Giving Days stay local to the giving day location. Below, you will find details on current and future giving days. Midlands Gives - May 6 Midlands' Gives is a 24 hour, online giving event for Midlands counties, - [2024 Together](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/2024-together/) - Diagnoses don't stop during the Holidays Every day, families in the Carolinas receive the heartbreaking news of a childhood cancer diagnosis. Unfortunately, those diagnoses happen 365 days a year. Your gift can provide critical support to ensure no child fights cancer alone. Why Your Donation Matters: Every Gift Brings a Family Closer to Hope Children's - [OldNews](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/news/) - Blog Media Inquiries The Latest 2023 Burger Cook-Off was a success The 8th Annual Cribbs Kitchen Burger Cook-Off was a sizzling success! Thousands of people took to West Main Street in Downtown Spartanburg on April 22 to sample tasty burgers, vote for their favorite, enjoy live music, and so much more. Because of you, we - [Hurricane Helene Relief Fund](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/hurricane-helene-relief-fund/) - Hurricane Helene Relief Fund Donate now to help us reach our goal of raising $75,000 this year to help hundreds of North and South Carolina families impacted by Hurricane Helene! Day Hour Minute Second Click here to help our children with cancer who are impacted by Hurricane Helene Hurricane Helene's destruction is devastating for millions - [NBC TODAY's Craig Melvin & CITY GRIT's Sarah Simmons](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/events/craigandsarah/) - An Evening with NBC TODAY's Craig Melvin & CITY GRIT's Sarah Simmons We are so grateful to NBC Today's Craig Melvin and CITY GRIT's Sarah Simmons for joining us for a very special evening at CITY GRIT in Columbia! On October 8, CITY GRIT & Feed the City (CITY GRIT'S non-profit) hosted a four-course menu - [Business or Organization](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/companies/) - Ways to get your business involved Below, you will find multiple ideas for getting your business involved as a partner. Can't find exactly what you need or have another idea? Contact us any time at: info@ChildrensCancerPartners.org. Sponsor an Event Sponsor a Children's Cancer Partners event. Learn how to get involved in Docs Who Rock Spartanburg, Holiday - [Maddox](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/real-stories/maddox/) - When Maddox was just five years old, his life, and his family's life, got turned upside down. "Maddox started complaining of headaches in the fall of 2019," his mom, Leslie, said. "By the week of Christmas, he started vomiting daily with massive headaches. I was taking him into his pediatrician's office weekly." When - [Wish List](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/wish-list/) - Wish List Items Going to the store to stock up on items like shampoo, paper towels, laundry detergent, diapers, and other everyday items adds up financially. It also takes time away from focusing on their child's treatment. By supplying everyday items to families, burdens are alleviated. Help us stock our gift-in-kind closet by purchasing items - [Privacy Policy](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/privacy-policy/) - Privacy Policy Children's Cancer Partners Of The Carolinas (CCP) values its users' privacy. This Privacy Policy ("Policy") will help you understand how we collect and use personal information from those who visit our website or make use of our online facilities and services and what we will and will not do with the information we - [Docs Who Rock](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/events/docs-who-rock/) - Thank you for Rocking with us for Docs Who Rock! What a night! Docs Who Rock was held on October 21 at Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium. Guests rocked the night away to local bands, each with at least one physician who lives and practices in the Spartanburg area. This unique rock concert featured members of Spartanburg's - [Family Resources Database](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/family-resources-database/) - Family Resources Here you will find all the tools and resources to help you and your family navigate through this difficult process. If you can't find exactly what you need, please contact shannon@childrenscancerpartners.org for more information or help. We are happy to help your family in any way we can during this time. Support Resources - [Educator Toolkit](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/educatortoolkit/) - Childhood Cancer Education Toolkit for Schools and Educators You Have a Child in Your Class or Your School with Cancer What do you need to know? What to look for? What is your responsibility to this child and their family? Most childhood cancer patients will experience one or more chronic and often lifelong health issues - [Parent & Caregivers Education Toolkit](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/parentcaregivertoolkit/) - Childhood Cancer Education Toolkit for Parents and Caregivers As the parent or caregiver of a child battling cancer, you are facing a life-threatening challenge, and are rightly focused on getting the very best clinical care for your child. We are here for you, and want you to be prepared as well for other challenges that - [ReadMore1](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/readmore1/) - More About Learning Challenges COMMON COGNITIVE CHALLENGES, BY DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES Each stage of childhood has its own set of expected challenges and behavior within the course of normal development. Being especially aware of these stages can help you distinguish the difficulties related to the additional strain of their illness or their sibling's illness from those - [ReadMore6](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/readmore6/) - More About Academic and Vocational Challenges The Physical, Cognitive, Psycho-Social Emotional and Spiritual Challenges impact academic success. Therefore, it is crucial that we consider Academic and Vocational Challenges. Curriculum and Scheduling Standards of Learning District and State Engrossments/Testing High School Outcomes SAT & ACT Testing Career Goals Transition Issues College and/or Vocational Planning The physical, - [ReadMore5](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/readmore5/) - More About Behavioral Considerations Children and teens returning to school following diagnosis and treatment need a safe haven in the school building. This place is one to which the child can go when feeling anxious, sad, afraid, or angry. A special teacher, coach, school nurse or counselor can be the one person the child turns - [ReadMore4](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/readmore4/) - More About Learning Challenges Slower Processing Speed: Children and teens with slower processing often appear unmotivated or even lazy, when, in fact, they do not have enough time to process the information and complete their work. These children may suffer from anxiety due to the slower processing. They are nervous and afraid of being called - [Docs Who Rock Auction](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/dwr-auction/) - Click HERE to access the Auction! Keep Checking Back! We will continue to add more auction items up until the event! Keep checking back as we add more unique items! Donate $25 Donate $50 Donate $100 Donate $250 or More - [Perry](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/real-stories/perry/) - 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 - [Amor](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/real-stories/amor/) - After a fall and an upset stomach, Amor's mom brought her son to an emergency room, thinking he might have a concussion. Instead, his CT scan showed he had Hydrocephalus, and an MRI revealed a brain tumor. The next day, Amor was scheduled for brain surgery. While still in recovery, Amor was diagnosed with Ependymoma, - [Contact](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/home-v2-copy-6/) - Refer a childYOU'RE IN THE RIGH PLACE We're here to help. Do you know a Carolina child who would benefit from our services? We would love to hear from you and make sure they are receiving the support they need. LEARN MORE KIDZ IN LIDSSIGN YOUR SCHOOL UP And Host a Kidz in Lids! As - [News](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/home-v2-copy-5/) - Refer a childYOU'RE IN THE RIGH PLACE We're here to help. Do you know a Carolina child who would benefit from our services? We would love to hear from you and make sure they are receiving the support they need. LEARN MORE KIDZ IN LIDSSIGN YOUR SCHOOL UP And Host a Kidz in Lids! As - [Events](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/home-v2-copy-4/) - Refer a childYOU'RE IN THE RIGH PLACE We're here to help. Do you know a Carolina child who would benefit from our services? We would love to hear from you and make sure they are receiving the support they need. LEARN MORE KIDZ IN LIDSSIGN YOUR SCHOOL UP And Host a Kidz in Lids! As - [OldOur Families](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/our-families/) - Read Real Stories Explore All Ways to Give No matter the journey, Children's Cancer Partners is there for our families. Within 24 hours of being referred by a hospital social worker, Children's Cancer Partners answers the call. Once in touch with a family, Children's Cancer Partners Family Advocates develop a unique support plan to make - [OldAbout](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/about/) - Sign Up Now Event Material What Kidz in Lids is All About... Empathy Kidz in Lids is a true lesson in empathy. it teaches children that supporting their friends and classmates with cancer is not only the best thing to do, but the right thing to do. Civics Kidz in Lids is an opportunity for - [Why it Matters](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/problem/) - Testimonials Explore All Ways to Give The real problem "Your child has cancer" - 4 words that crush a family. Panic and isolation set in. Treatments begin right away, often many miles from home. Parents stop work for caregiving and financial burdens mount. Children's Cancer Partners provides immediate emotional, navigation and financial support to help - [UNDER CONSTRUCTION](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/156153-2/) - PAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION This page is currently under construction. For immediate assistance, please call 803-608-2505 or email us at info@childrenscancerpartners.org. - [Donate](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/donate/) - Donate Now Explore All Ways to Give New Donation Form - [Family Events](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/family-events/) - Get Involved Explore All Ways to Give In Person Family Events Spartanburg Holiday Spectacular Saturday, December 2, 2023 Durham Holiday Spectacular Sunday, December 3, 2023 The Holiday Spectaculars is a time for all Children's Cancer Partners children and their families to celebrate the holidays. There's so much to do! Visit with Santa, face painting, arts - [Home](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/home/) - Docs Who Rock Spartanburg October 21, 2023Spartanburg doctors trade in their stethoscopes for drum sticks, guitars, and microphones for an evening of rock to raise money for local children battling cancer. Learn More Our Outlook 2023:Ensuring Access to Lifesaving Treatment700 Carolina children will be diagnosed with cancer in 2023. See how Children's Cancer Partners supports - [In the News](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/in-the-news/) - Some of our good work is reported in newspapers, radio, TV and social media. Please help us spread the word by sharing these stories and announcements with friends and family. St. James Plantation Tennis Association hosts annual Slammin' & Jammin' tennis event May 29, 2023 Members of the St. James Plantation in Southport, North Carolina raised - [Honor or Memorial Gift](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/honor-or-memorial-gift/) - Donate Now Explore All Ways to Give Honor someone in your life or memorialize someone who has passed away by giving hope to kids fighting cancer today. Dedicate your donation or create an honor or memorial page to make your gift go further and bring awareness to Carolina children battling cancer. DONATE NOW Create an - [Committees](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/committees/) - Committees Donate Now Explore All Ways to Give Joining one of our three committees, Development, Finance or Governance, is a wonderful way to give of your time and talent. All of our committees meet virtually, so you can literally live anywhere and make a difference by being on a committee. Do you have an interest - [Harrison](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/real-stories/harrison-2/) - Meet Harrison Harrison just turned 17 and lives in Charlotte, NC with his mom, dad, and brother Carson. Like most teenage boys, Carson enjoys video games, music, playing guitar, LEGOs, and spending time with his friends outdoors. Attending school was not an option after Harrison's diagnosis, so he was homeschooled. His family is proud to - [TyQuareon](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/real-stories/tyquareon/) - Meet TyQuareon Just like any other kid, TyQuareon Mason from Chadbourn, NC, loves playing basketball, video games and spending time with his mom. Until everything changed. Ty was diagnosed with Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma. A life changing diagnosis, his mom tells us. "Ty had six months of treatment including 34 rounds of radiation, many away from home." - [London](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/real-stories/london-2/) - Meet London London is from Fort Bragg, NC and has an absolute love for people and kids! Diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia with T Cell, London is currently undergoing treatment at Duke University. London's diagnosis affected his entire family, his mom tells us. "It was a shock. I am a single mother and active duty - [Harold](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/real-stories/harold-2/) - Meet Harold Harold, from Raleigh, North Carolina, enjoys going outside, going to the park, camping, trips to the beach and mountains, and swimming in the pool. He is also very interested in musical instruments. His favorite foods? Tomatoes, cucumbers, and watermelon! A healthy appetite! "He is a loving child and so sweet. When we go out, he - [Meet Amelia](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/meet-amelia/) - Meet Amelia Amelia was diagnosed with Germ Cell Tumor at the young age of three. Amelia received four rounds of treatment over four months at Levine Children's Hospital in Charlotte, North Carolina. The doctors removed her mass and has been deemed in remission. Even though Amelia has had a few complications and scares over the - [Our Story](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/our-story/) - Donate Now Explore All Ways to Give WHAT WE DO Across North and South Carolina, indeed nationwide, Children's Cancer Partners' is truly unique. Many organizations offer "parts and pieces" that matter to families battling childhood cancer, but none are so immediate, comprehensive and continuous in their support throughout the journey until the child turns 21 - [Yamiyah](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/real-stories/yamiyah/) - Donate Now Explore All Ways to Give 3 years old, this strong girl faces a Wilms tumor with a sparkling personality and contagious smile. Yamiyah entered our program when she was only three years old and facing a Wilms Tumor. Despite the challenges that have accompanied this diagnosis, she has maintained her sparkling personality and - [Peyton](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/real-stories/peyton/) - Donate Now Explore All Ways to Give This 9 year old was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma at age 5, relapsed at 7, and has been fighting for years. Eight-year-old Peyton was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma when he was five and relapsed at the age of seven. When that relapse occurred, he and his family were introduced to - [Kate](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/real-stories/kate/) - Donate Now Explore All Ways to Give Brain tumor discovered at age 8, this single-parent family is supported every step of the way. Kate was diagnosed with a brain tumor at age eight and entered our program six months later when her social worker connected her with Children's Cancer Partners. Kate's mom is a single - [Overview Commercial (Short)](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/media/overview-commercial-short/) - Donate Now Explore All Ways to Give Overview Video (2 minute) Short-lengthed overview video of Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas' impact on families affected by pediatric cancer. Overview Video (Short) Explainer video of what we do and how Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas impacts family affected with pediatric cancer. - [Overview Commercial (Medium)](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/media/overview-commercial-medium/) - Donate Now Explore All Ways to Give Overview Video (5 minute) Shorter-lengthed overview video of Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas' impact on families affected by pediatric cancer. Overview Video (Medium) Explainer video of what we do and how Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas impacts family affected with pediatric cancer. - [Overview Commercial (Full Length)](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/media/ccp-video-long/) - Donate Now Explore All Ways to Give Full length overview video of Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas' impact on families affected by pediatric cancer. Overview Video (Full Length) Explainer video of what we do and how Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas impacts family affected with pediatric cancer. - [Lucy and Tom Russell Urgent Needs Fund](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/lucy-and-tom-russell-urgent-needs-fund/) - Donate Now Explore All Ways to Give A legacy of love and giving. Scroll to Donate No Distance is Too Far Lucy taught us and our children for years, providing daycare for the next generation. Tom set an example for others in his long career in textiles, while coaching hundreds of young athletes with heart - [Love to Give](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/givingday/) - Donate Now Explore All Ways to Give Join us in Love to Give, Children's Cancer Partners' day of giving Help a Child [give_form id="69" show_title="false" show_goal="false" show_content="none" display_style="onpage"] - [Giving Days](https://childrenscancerpartners.org/giving-days/) - Donate Now Explore All Ways to Give Giving Days 2022 You have the power to help a local child who is battling cancer with a gift to Children's Cancer Partners. 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