Meet the Cancer Heroes Inspiring Our 2020 Boston Marathon Team
These cancer patients and their families are serving as inspiration for our 2020 Boston Marathon runners as they train for the big day.
These cancer patients and their families are serving as inspiration for our 2020 Boston Marathon runners as they train for the big day.
When Raquel's young son Mikalo was diagnosed with leukemia, she quickly learned that her rainy day fund was no match for the cost of cancer.
“Cancer has created an unspeakable amount of debt for me, which is just embarrassing. I am not sure how I will be able to buy groceries and pay for car insurance or rent most months,” says Mia. “The mental toll and worry it brings is exhausting and keeps me awake most nights.”
Throughout nearly two decades, our generous Oldies Night to Remember attendees have raised $1.8 million and impacted 7,036 individuals facing a cancer diagnosis.
With only one income and frequent travel to and from the clinic, the bills began to pile up. The family needed help making payments for both their car and the car insurance, in order to ensure Kemella could continue going to cancer treatment.
Cynthia, a loving wife and mother to two incredible boys, ages 5 and 6, was diagnosed with Paget’s Breast Cancer in October 2017. This is a rare form of cancer that only affects 1-4% of all breast cancer cases.
As children grow, they have moments when their unique personalities shine through. This is the case with Johnny, a 3-year-old little boy who loves to swim and play with water…
Family Reach is all about pushing limits, especially when it comes to our popular Reach Athletes program. We applaud people who are not afraid to take risks. Catharine Arnston, founder and CEO of Energybits Inc., knows what it means to strive for success with the intention of helping others.