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One Family Going Bald for a Good Cause

In a few weeks, Jenni Sanders will stick out like a sore thumb in her family.

Courtesy of Jenni Sanders Ryder Sanders, left, and his dad Trevor Sanders shaved their heads for last year’s St. Baldrick’s event. They plan to shave their heads once again this year.
Courtesy of Jenni Sanders
Ryder Sanders, left, and his dad Trevor Sanders shaved their heads for last year’s St. Baldrick’s event. They plan to shave their heads once again this year.

“I’m going to be the only one with hair in the house,” she says, smiling.

Her husband, Trevor, won’t have hair, nor will their 13-year-old son Ryder or 11-year-old daughter Scout.

That’s because three members of this Granite Bay family will once again participate in St. Baldrick’s, a nationwide event in which people shave their heads in solidarity with children battling cancer — and raise money for cancer research while doing it.

Read full article as published in Roseville & Granite Bay Press Tribune

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

September is National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Every 2 minutes, a family’s life is turned upside down when they hear the four devastating words, “Your child has cancer.” At Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance, we believe that every child deserves a fighting chance and you can help make that a reality. 

This month, we honor brave young warriors, remember our precious Angels, and stand with families fighting childhood cancer today. From fundraising events to volunteer opportunities, there’s a way for everyone to join this mission of hope.

Together, let’s Glow Gold and remind every family: you are not alone in this journey. This September, we shine a light of awareness, love, and unwavering support for every child and family facing childhood cancer.

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What started as a simple idea, to create a space for connection, has turned into something truly special. Seeing families show up, open up, and support one another each time reminds me why this gathering matters so much.

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