West Charlotte High School rang in 2025 with a Football State Championship and a marching band in the running for 1st place in North Carolina…and Jane’s Fund is celebrating January like never before. 

Sisters may fight, compete, or live in their own bubble, but when life goes sideways and one needs help...WATCH OUT WORLD! 

Few know what happens to the parents of a healthy family when their 22-month-old is diagnosed with ATRT (atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumor), a highly aggressive pediatric brain tumor.

No parent prepares for a life-threatening cancer diagnosis for their child; nor do parents save $10,000 in anticipation of a funeral.

How often do you meet someone who refuses to give up and their courageous attitude to "GO FOR IT" leaves you in wonder and awe?

We continue to be in awe of the daily miracles happening at Jane’s Fund, and it’s YOU and your generosity that enable us to act immediately “in the right place, at the right time."

The first week of middle school, Annie had a seizure at school and shortly after was diagnosed in the emergency room with a brain tumor.

At Jane's Fund, we lead children to the light by connecting with school educators like Davina who share the unmet needs and dreams of their students: an entire class, grade, or even the whole school.

Dear Jane’s Fund, I have a brain tumor and had to leave school last year in 11th grade to start radiation treatments because my vision turned double and I kept falling down.

Studies also show kids who engage  in sports are more likely to be leaders, learn teamwork, respond well to discipline, and develop resilience

After her daughter Kenzi was diagnosed with high-grade leukemia, single-mother Britney found herself in an impossible situation, wondering how to move forward.

Meet Jazzie, an inspiring alumnus of West Charlotte High School and first-generation college student attending Queens University where she's double majoring in Psychology and Philosophy & Religion. 

Imagine being a 16-year-old with a passion for art, drama, music, and theater and you’re bound for the vibrant streets of New York City.

It was an emotional moment during a FaceTime call with the Lanier family as they broke down in tears, sharing, “You are prayers answered" ...

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.