Hope is never canceled.

We Believe in the power of hope, and in these uncertain times, we are motivated to spread that message the best way we know how – by inspiring others to take action and get active. 

We are practicing social distancing, but not social disconnection. Now, more than ever, cancer patients, their families, and the medical professionals that handle their care need our support – and the Emily Whitehead Foundation remains undeterred in our mission to be a resource and offer hope in any way that we can.

Our challenge to you:

Run. Walk. Dance. Go for a ride. Get active YOUR way – and then invite others to do the same through one or both of the following actions:

1. Register to Participate – Create a unique fundraiser through our Activate Your Way platform to share your activation with friends and family, and encourage them to contribute and participate.

2. Share how you Activate Your Way to Hope on social media by tagging @EWhiteheadFdn (so we can see it!) and using the hashtag #ActivateHope. 

Disclaimers:

Donations are not required to participate. However, any proceeds that are collected through this initiative will contribute to our ongoing family support efforts, both now and in the future. 

There is no end date to this campaign. We built this initiative from the foundation laid by our budding Activate Your Way program and, as hope is never canceled, we will continue to spread this message for as long as you will get active with us.

Please, remember to follow the CDC recommendation to maintain a safe social distance (6 feet or more) and avoid unnecessary close contact with other individuals. Visit CDC.gov.

About the Emily Whitehead Foundation

The Emily Whitehead Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to activating the cure for childhood cancer. The foundation directly funds CAR-T cell therapy research, raises awareness through education and sharing inspiring stories, and is a resource for families affected by childhood cancer to find alternative treatments.

For more information, please visit www.EmilyWhiteheadFoundation.org.