Jenny Wilkins, the mother of Catie Wilkins, remembers her daugthers last holidays as she battled cancer. “Catie’s favorite tradition at Christmas time was when her elf came to visit”, says Jenny Wilkins. The family decided to share that tradition with other families facing the same struggles as their little girl. Watch the video to see the full story on “Elves From Catie” and how the program is touching the lives of others.
For $20 an Elf and a book “A Gift from Catie” will be sent to a pediatric cancer patient and $5 will be donated to CURE Childhood Cancer. We appreciate your support and warming the heart of a child who needs it.
To purchase an ‘Elf from Catie’ for your child or to donate an elf to a child visit www.elvesfromcatie.com
Mustaches for Kids is an annual Mustache-growing fundraiser that is held in cities throughout the United States and Canada.
who, collectively, have raised over $150,000 for children’s charities. The Atlanta chapter of Mustaches for Kids has chosen to raise money for 
CURE Childhood Cancer
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Allison is the youngest of our 3 daughters and was diagnosed on Feb. 4, 2009 with ALL (Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia). Her symptoms began the end of 2008 and consisted of knee pain, fatigue and crankiness. She wasn’t interested in playing or interacting with others anymore and she just wanted to be held most of the time. In January 2009, she became sick with a respiratory infection that she just couldn’t seem to fight. We were in and out of the pediatrician’s office for about 3 weeks. On January 30th, her fever spiked to 103 so we were back to the doctor again the following day and finally had blood work done. The labs proved something was wrong but they couldn’t tell me exactly. On February 4th, we received the news of her diagnosis. This is the day that the whole world changed for my family and I. It is a day that I will never, ever forget.
Allison is my hero as are all children fighting cancer. She has handled it all with grace, dignity and patience, qualities that have taught me so much about life. She is a wonderful little girl and I look forward to a beautiful, healthy life that we will continue to share together. I am honored to be her mother!
Thursday. The winner will be announced during the 6:00AM hour Friday morning. Whoever gets the most online votes will win $250.00 for the local charity of choice. Jill Becker chose 
Kristie Escoe’s family was a 
Why am I telling you this? Because the beautiful princess we talked about in the beginning of this story, turned 10 yesterday. Thanks to advances in pediatric cancer treatment, and some luck, she wasn’t one in five who lose their battle to cancer.”
A special group of middle school students team up to raise awareness for childhood cancer when their own classmates are affected.
