Eyes bright with wonder and excitement, two year old Meesha raced down the street as fast as her little legs could carry her. In her hands she carried the torch of Tomorrow's Hope, across her face she wore a smile of pure delight. Just over a year ago, Meesha was diagnosed with ALL-acute lymphocytic leukemia, cancer of the blood that accounts for... Read More
On really good days, ten year old Connor's mailbox is flooded with postcards from across the United States and across the world. On really tough days Connor faces nausea and vomiting as a result of radiation and chemotherapy treatments that he continues to undergo, fighting the growth of inoperable brain tumors. Since his diagnosis... Read More
Seven year old Kelly Ketchpaw, pink and blue butterfly painted across her face, looks to be as happy and healthy as any other seven year old. And she is—now. She has been in remission for four years. Even before Kelly was born, doctors could see a spot on Kelly's brain that couldn't be diagnosed... Read More
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Our goal is to reach 1,000 donations by December 31, 2009!
(Every $10 pledge will count as a donation so $50 = 5 donations)
There is an added bonus for the top three individuals or teams who make or receive the greatest number of donations. Make your gift to Tomorrow’s Hope/Faces of Hope and you could be the winner of one of these original pieces of art created by Meesha, Connor or Kelly.
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