The Pediatric Cancer Foundation Junior Executive Board which consists of high school students from across Westchester County hosted their inaugural PARTY IN THE USA event at the C.V. Rich Mansion in White Plains on Saturday, April 14th. The event was a huge success with 300 high schoolers in attendance who came out to support PCF, resulting in $10,000 raised for the Westchester based charity. READ FULL ARTICLE ON SCARSDALE10583.COM
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Pediatric Cancer Foundation is proud to partner with A Moment of Magic, formerly known as The Princess Project, a program originally founded by Kylee McGrane (Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania) and Margaret McAndrew (Milford, Connecticut). On a mission to spread some magic, and a little bit of pink in the busy world around them, this program takes …Read more
Purchase Elementary School announced that its Caring Kids Club raised more than $600 from its “Wear Blue Day,” which was held on June 2 as part of a fundraising campaign to fight cancer. READ ARTICLE AT PATCH.COM
Kids Helping Kids: Caring Kids Club at Purchase School Becomes Sea of Blue to Fight Pediatric Cancer
On Friday, June 2nd 2017, Purchase School once again became a wave of blue to help children with cancer. As they have incredibly done for the past several years, (led by their advisors Janice Varmon, Dana Lamari, Shannon Fennell and Robyn Levy) the Caring Kids Club put in a huge amount of effort, time and …Read more
It is one of the worst pronouncements a person can hear from a doctor — that you’ve got cancer — now imagine that diagnosis is for a child.
“No one believes it’s going to happen to them and all of a sudden your world turns upside down,” says Cheryl Rosen. “Thrown into a world of phrases and drugs and a journey into hell and you come out on the other side.”
Rosen is the Chairman of The Pediatric Cancer Foundation (PCF). The group has been part of the fight to find a cure for the last 45 years, helping local Westchester families and raising funds for needed research.
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Pediatric Cancer Foundation’s mission is to develop a cure for childhood cancer. For more than 45 years, the 501(c) (3) nonprofit has raised money for game-changing research, patient treatment and endowing world renowned doctors at the hospitals PCF supports. EIN 23-7161550