Trenton Kindred's Story:

Trenton Kindred is the five year-old son of Greg and Ginger Kindred of Atlanta, Georgia.  He was diagnosed on March 18, 2005 (five days after his 1st birthday) with high risk, Stage IV Neuroblastoma, a rare and aggressive form of childhood cancer.  Immediately after diagnosis, he began five rounds of chemotherapy, followed by stem cell harvesting and two tandem bone marrow transplants. During this time Trenton lived in the hospital for a total of eight months. Countless minor surgeries, infections, sedation, skin rashes, low blood counts and fatigue defined his life.  After two months of recovery, radiation began and lasted for twenty-one consecutive days. Trenton's final treatment was oral chemotherapy twice a day for 6 months. Trenton has been free of cancer since June 2006.

About September & CURE'S Kids Conquer Cancer One Day at a Time:
September is recognized as National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. This September, CURE Childhood Cancer has committed to raising awareness and raising money to help find a cure for childhood cancer in our lifetime and put an end to this terrible disease through a special program CURE's Kids Conquer Cancer One Day at a Time!

Please help us in our goal of raising $30,000 in the month of September while honoring special CURE kids each day of the month who have been affected by childhood cancer.

For more information, please click here.

About CURE Childhood Cancer:
Founded in 1975, CURE Childhood Cancer is dedicated to conquering childhood cancer through research, education and support of patients and their families. Since its establishment as a grass-roots organization, CURE has focused its efforts on improving the care, quality of life, and survival rate of children with cancer.

The founders, parents and a dedicated pediatric oncologist, joined forces to support laboratory research that would translate into immediate care for children with cancer.

Since that time, CURE has raised millions of dollars to fund cutting edge research at the Aflac Cancer Center Blood Disorders Service at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Emory University School of Medicine.

Through innovative programming, CURE also provides support for stricken families, providing them comfort and support during their time of devastating need.

Visit us online at www.curechildhoodcancer.org for more information.

Also, we wanted to give a special thanks to all of our offline donors.  We appreciate your support!

Bill & Lisa McGahan = $500.00
Anonymous = $500.00
Jeff & Kathy Sponsler = $100.00
Stanley & Patty Hook = $50.00
Jennifer Speaks = $20.00
Heidi Rose = $20.00
Dave and Cam Stockert= $1,000.00
Anonymous = $1,000.00
Eric Lohr = $100.00
Bob and Shirley Kindred = $50.00
Jim and Ellen McCormick = $500.00
Paula Rodriguez = $10.00
Walk up donors from Kroger = $297.00
Christine Bonatz = $500.00
Kurt and Elizabeth Jordan = $50.00
Kevin and Ann Latty = $125.00
The Silvers = $25.00
Allen and Dianne Brown = $30.00
Arthur Tillem = $18.00
Kinzey Construction Company = $200.00
Lisa O’Dell = $100.00
Craig Kaufman, Kaufman Realty Group = $250.00
Jack Page = $50.00
Rick and Sylvia Smith = $100.00
Willie and Charlotte Maise = $100.00
M. Kay Moore = $100.00
Inez Fambrough = $100.00
Judy Atkins = $100.00
Patrick and Nancy Dooher = $100.00
 

*The total for all offline donations is reflected in the offline donation box.