Some of our recent patient applications and interactions have been really tough. While I’m grateful we can be there for all of them, I also cherish the moments when we can support our oncology friends in a fun and uplifting way. Today was all about spreading love by making Valentine’s Day bags for our friends who will be inpatient on February 14th. What made this even more special was having Trevor’s classmates from Greenville Christian assemble the bags. These students were such an important part of Trevor’s life, and seeing them come together in his honor means the world to me. Thank you, Greenville Christian sophomores—you’ll always hold a special place in my heart.

Fall Bags for our friends at Children's Hospital Dallas and Dell Children's Hospital Austin

Family Fun Day 2024

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This year, as we celebrate Trevor's birthday, we reflect on the incredible impact his foundation has made. Sixteen diagnoses, sixteen cities, and, most importantly, sixteen lives forever touched by the Trevor Wade Daniel Foundation.

All the Legos for our friends at Children's Hospital Dallas

Family Fun Day 2023 was a success. Our day included: Giant Volley Ball, Fun Run, Run-A-Thon, Home Run Derby, Corn Hole, Bubble Truck, Game Truck, Zoo Crew, Food Trucks & Inflatable Obstacle Courses. We had the absolute best time and I know Trevor would have loved the day as well. This is our annual fundraiser that allows us to serve patient's and families battling childhood cancer at Children's Medical Center Dallas, Dell Children's Hospital Austin & Texas Children's Houston. A special thank you to sponsors, donors, volunteers and participants. What a blessing! A fun day fundraiser that allows us to love on others in honor of Trevor.

Thank you to everyone who donated Legos for our Spring Break Lego parties. It was truly a blessing to love on these kids this week. Monday we delivered Legos to our friends at Dell Children’s Hospital Austin. Friday we partnered with LukeStrong and delivered more Lego sets & Nerf Guns to our friends at Childrens Medical Center Dallas. I know both boys would have loved being part of our special day. Each brave patient walked in not knowing who we were but left with their arms full of toys and a smile on their face knowing someone cares for them and can relate to their difficult journey.