We are proud to share that our own Donna Ludwinski, Director of Research Advocacy, was honored this week at the Advances in Neuroblastoma Research (ANR) conference for her unwavering dedication and impact to the global pediatric cancer landscape. Her journey began with her son Erik’s diagnosis at age 6, and his courageous fight inspired her to continue to advocate for patients and better therapies for kids. Since joining SKC in 2010, she’s been a source of hope for families battling childhood cancer. Through her work at Solving Kids’ Cancer, Donna has mentored advocates, supported families, and driven global research initiatives. Her work has earned her a seat at the table in critical decision-making bodies including the FDA, the NIH, the NCI, and the Department of Defense. Join us in honoring Donna’s incredible impact in the fight against childhood cancer. #ChildhoodCancer #Neuroblastoma #ResearchAdvocate #HopeForKids (fb)

And one life did. Penelope loved butterflies—and she became one. 🦋 Diagnosed with cancer as a child, Penelope was the inspiration to her father, John London, who founded Solving Kids’ Cancer. Her fight sent ripples across the world, leading to groundbreaking treatments that continue to save lives today. Though the Ripple Effects Campaign is coming to a close the story continues. Roughly 15,000 children will be diagnosed this year, each one, priceless. We aiming to raise $25,000 by May 31 to continue Penelope’s legacy—will you help us? Donate: solvingkidscancer.rallybound.org/RippleEffect/Donate #SKCRippleEffect #ChildhoodCancer #PenelopesLegacy #HopeHeals #CancerResearch #GlobalImpact (fb)