Though this story is hard to read, it is one very much worth telling. We have waited several months to share it with you and hope you'll find a quiet moment to take it in.

After her diagnosis with brain cancer, Jill chose to continue with her plans to move to Charlotte and attend Belmont Abbey for college.

11-year-old Stephen’s family had just welcomed a new baby sister this summer when they received the news that his brain cancer had progressed and his diagnosis was terminal. 

At 25 years old, Avery is battling a type of cancer seen almost exclusively in newborn to 2-year-olds. She lives at home with her fiancé and their three daughters, ages 2, 4 and 6.

Robin described an incredibly bright, responsible, lovely 17-year-old girl named Alexa who was recently diagnosed with a brain tumor and a poor prognosis. 

Many of you may remember that Jane's Fund was lucky enough to fully pay off Sunnie's family's mortgage earlier this year.

We could have never imagined having something like this done for us.  Our son Jackson, at age 4, was diagnosed with a grade 2 ependymoma (a brain tumor).

Beautiful and spunky 8-year-old Ginny was referred to home hospice in late January with an estimated 30 days left to live, after a fierce battle with rhabdomyosarcoma.

10-year-old Taylor was diagnosed with stage IV Neuroblastoma (cancer beginning in the nerve cells) in September 2023, after several months of misdiagnosis for her rib/abdominal pain.

A few days before Christmas, three-year-old Sarah passed away from complications of the cancer in her liver. She was diagnosed just three months prior.

TJ was diagnosed with leukemia in August of 2022 and underwent strong chemotherapy, immunotherapy and even a bone marrow transplant.

Molly began her fight with brain cancer in 2019, on the very day she was set to move into college.

Jane’s Fund sees light and joy every day through our projects, community partners and the generosity and love of supporters like you.