Jeanine Patten-Coble
Cancer may have been the reason Little Pink was born, but hope is the reason it has thrived.
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Jatoria Plair
It was wonderful to be able to allow my baby to see his mother being her fun self and not having to worry about the stress of cancer.
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Jennifer Stone
The laughter, the tears, the hugs, the moments, and the memories that we created together reminded me that even battles such as this can have those profound moments of joy.
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Lindsay Scypta Fisher
This Little Pink retreat felt like a reset for our whole family. It was a way to re-prioritize our intentions with one another and I’m eternally grateful for that.
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Renee Wisnowski
It gave me and my husband a chance to not think about cancer and just breathe.
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June Zimmerman
June Zimmerman 2025 Scholarship Winner Grand Canyon University – Sports Psychology To say that cancer has touched my life would be an understatement. When I was four, my grandmother was diagnosed with colon cancer. Two years later, I remember being pulled out of Sunday School by my older sister who informed me we were leaving…
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Drew Schmidt
Drew Schmidt 2025 Scholarship Winner University of Oklahoma – Aviation Flight Science December 30th, 2009, is a day that changed my life forever but I didn’t quite know it yet. I was only 2 years old when my mom was first diagnosed with breast cancer and I had no idea what was truly going on.…
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Olivia Hankins
Olivia Hankins 2025 Scholarship Winner St. Olaf College I’m really grateful for the chance to apply for the Children of Hope Scholarship. To me, this isn’t just about financial help for school-it’s a way to honor my mom’s strength and everything she’s taught me while battling cancer. Through everything we’ve faced, I’ve learned about not…
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Matthew Guercio
Matthew Guercio 2025 Scholarship Winner Eastern Kentucky University – Flight Technology Operations I was 10 years old when my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer. Being so young, I was unfamiliar with what that truly meant, having only known mild colds up until then. Reality soon shattered that veil. One day I came home from…
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