September is Attendance Awareness Month, which highlights the critical importance of students starting the school year off strong by being present in the classroom.

Diagnosed with Leukemia (ALL) at the age of 4, over the past eight years, Max has battled cancer with a resilience that shines brightly, inspiring everyone around him.

If there is one thing we know for sure, it's that Michael is a fighter. At 6-years-old he was diagnosed with a rare, aggressive pediatric brain tumor.

Mr. Watson, middle school Career and Technical Education (CTE) Teacher at Ranson IB Middle School, is a leader with many incredible gifts.

Shawn turned into the family super hero when he selflessly asked his social worker at Atrium Health for a reliable car to help his parents navigate their new life. 

5-year-old Carter is the real deal - not only does she look beautiful in a tiara, she continues to fight an evil dragon with bravery and strength. 

As we kick-off our second full school year at Jane’s Fund, we were surprised to discover some of the challenges children face in some of the under-resourced schools we serve.

Remarkable 19-year-old DJ, diagnosed with medulloblastoma just over a year ago, can no longer care for himself.

This summer was unforgettable for 55 youth (ages 8-13) who attended a week-long sleep away camp, offering a safe environment to grow, learn, and create lifelong memories.

Sometimes a text can share news you wished you never received. But sometimes, a text can be a message that changes your day (week, month, life!) for the better!

At Jane's Fund we know that kids who play sports are proven to be leaders, struggle less with mental illness, and are more likely to graduate from high school.

16-year-old Antione and his family thought life was busy with work and school until he was diagnosed with a high grade brain glioma without a cure.

Before Jane's Fund existed, the Harrells were fortunate to have the opportunity to meet with the leadership team at West Charlotte High School.

Play Like Jane is a weekly lacrosse enrichment, funded by Jane's Fund and run through the Greater Enrichment Program (GEP) at Merry Oaks International Academy.

After two years of chemo, bone marrow transplants, and other invasive treatments, Jose enrolled in a drug trial, hoping to buy more time.

For five years, Luke endured treatment, relapses and progressions until heaven became his miracle when he passed away at 17 years old.

Nicole Matthews has been an educator for 20 years. She currently teaches the 3rd grade at Sugar Creek Charter School and is beloved by the entire community.

15-year-old Cooper has been fighting a cancerous tumor in his abdomen since November 2022. He's completed 8 cycles of chemotherapy and is now on cycle 4 of his second round.

Leon was diagnosed with a soft tissue sarcoma in his head and neck at the age of 18. He underwent chemotherapy and radiation, but ultimately the disease progressed despite treatment.

Precious 5-year-old Harper battled cancer for 3.5 years (most of her much-too-short life).