Every child diagnosed with cancer has a story, and so does every cancer sibling. Maddie Dove’s journey as a Supersib began with her sister Lily’s diagnosis, but changed once again when her sister Bailey was also diagnosed. Learn more about…
TMJ4 News Meteorologist Brian Gotter interviews Dr. Paul Sondel of the UW Carbone Cancer Center regarding cancer research developments, the road to the cure for childhood cancer, and the impact the MACC Fund has made.
Grace was diagnosed at just 9 years old with Acute Myeloid Leukemia. She faced many complications throughout her treatment including severe fevers reaching 106° and a fungal infection of the brain. At one point, doctors informed her mother that she…
We know that childhood cancer affects the entire family. That's why we want to share both the story of the child who is diagnosed and their siblings, or Supersibs. In this honest and insightful blog, Supersib Micah shares his own…
The First Signs The first signs of a problem began with the swelling of Walt’s eye and progressed to a head bump that kept growing with no explanation. Doctors were unable to determine the cause but following a CT scan…
If you’ve ever visited the annual holiday staple, Candy Cane Lane, you likely know that it’s a long-standing neighborhood tradition. What you may not know is that this annual tradition was started to support young Jeremy Kline who was diagnosed…
A childhood cancer diagnosis takes a toll on every member of the family. In these personal blogs, three siblings share how their brother's diagnosis changed them and their family. LillyAnne, age 20 2017 was the year that changed everything for…
A Memorable Moment Chris Anderson will never forget the day in 2008 when she purchased her very first MACC*Star ornament. She was instantly drawn to the beautiful artwork and the theme of “Life is a Gift”. Chris also learned that…
Becky Pinter Our President & CEO, Becky Pinter, has her own holiday tradition with the TMJ4 MACC*Stars. Here’s what she had to say about what it means to her: "I am so blessed to be part of the MACC Fund…
