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15
Nov
The Give Kids A Chance Act
On September 23, 2024, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Give Kid a Chance Act. The Give Kids a Chance Act ensures that kids with cancer
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15
Nov
Foto Art Experience
On November 10th artist Sharon Marantz Walsh presented a fun Multi Media Foto Art experience and 100% of raffle monies were donated to the Taylor Matthews Foundation
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15
Nov
Let’s Celebrate the Joy of Giving on December 3, 2024
On Giving Tuesday, we’ve always known that generosity is a source of boundless joy. The act of giving, driven by empathy and compassion, brings immense happiness to
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25
May
How to Stay Strong when Your Child has Cancer
Our daughter, Taylor, was diagnosed with cancer at the age of eleven. Overnight, our family was thrust into the world of pediatric cancer. We barely got our
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25
May
Give Kids A Chance Act
The Give Kids a Chance Act was reintroduced to the US House of Representatives by Representatives Michael McCaul and Anna Eshoo. Nancy Goodman, CEO of Kids v
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25
Jan
An important lesson
Our daughter, Taylor, was diagnosed with cancer at the age of eleven. Overnight, our family was thrust into the world of pediatric cancer. We barely got
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18
Jan
Lessons learned from my daughter who had #childhood cancer
My daughter, #TaylorMatthews, was diagnosed with #childhoodcancer at eleven years old. Her only symptom was shortness of breath while playing sports, which her pediatrician believed was caused by exercise-induced asthma.
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04
Jun
We Are All in This Together
Dear Friends, As I write to you, I struggle to make sense of what has happened in the last 90 days or so. A global pandemic has
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15
Feb
International Childhood cancer Day
Globally, it is estimated that there will be more than 413,000 cases of childhood cancer in 2020. 80% of the world’s children with cancer live in low to middle income countries
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22
Oct
The Creating Hope Act
The Creating Hope Act pediatric priority review voucher program has been wildly successful. It is critical that Congress reauthorize the program permanently so that children with serious
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