What’s New at Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance – Keaton’s Korner September 2019

Did you know? Each year in the U.S. approximately 15,780 children between the ages of birth and 19 years of age are diagnosed with cancer.  Of that, over 800 parents throughout Northern California will hear the words, “Your child has cancer”.

Childhood cancer occurs regularly, randomly, and does not discriminate by ethnic group, socioeconomic class, or geographic region.

That’s why every September we take time to raise awareness & spread the word about childhood cancer.

Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance – Mission in Motion Spring 2025

In this Edition of Keaton’s Mission in Motion:
Delight in the Joys of Spring at Keaton’s 5th Annual Spring Family Fun Day at Gill Orchards • Welcome to Keaton’s New Family Wellness Center • Meet Keaton’s New Team Members: Sonya and Iocebeth • Celebrate our 28th Annual “Chipping Away at Childhood Cancer” Golf Tournament, with Special Guests – Keaton’s Kiddo Finan and Family • Ring the Bell with Kodiak, Completing His Cancer Treatment • Sign up to “Strike Out Kids Cancers'” at Keaton’s 2nd Annual Bowling Fundraiser, Sunday, September 28th

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Meet Keaton’s Kiddo Emily

In honor of Brain Cancer Awareness Month, we’d like to introduce you to Keaton’s Kiddo Emily, a remarkable young fighter who has been part of our Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance family since 2018. “Our journey began in Aug 2018, Emily our 8-year-old was waking up everyday with headaches and throwing up in the morning. After a CT Scan, we were told a MRI was needed as they saw a mass in her brain. Worse fear ever is hearing they found a mass, and you would need to be admitted….

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A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Incredible Partners for Your Generosity!

Thanks to your support, a family preparing for a four-month stay in the Bay Area for a life-saving stem cell transplant now has the essential items they need, including diapers, Visa gift cards, luggage, and clothing. Your kindness allows them to focus entirely on their child’s treatment without the added burden of securing basic necessities.

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