St. Baldrick's Foundation

The world’s first mobile fitness studio is in Sherman Oaks, CA – and you’re invited! 🙌

Join us and BACE on September 12 for a charity spin class benefiting childhood cancer research. ✨

Every rider who raises $50 helps fund critical childhood cancer research while reserving their bike. 🚲

Only 10 spots available, so claim yours today: https://ow.ly/3obk50Zyg9p

We hope you’ll ride for kids with cancer this Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. 💚

Special thank you to That's it. It for providing workout snacks for the event! 🙌

POV: Look at them go with the clippers! Should we join them and lose our locks too? Or make a generous donation instead? 🤔

What would you do if you were in their shoes? 👇

Some things are more than just stuff. ✨

Do you have a favorite St. Baldrick’s shirt, medal, or other keepsake from your journey with us?

Drop a photo of your favorite St. Baldrick’s keepsake in comments. 👇 And tell us the story behind it – we'd love to hear it and potentially feature it next month! 💚

At just 10 years old, Ulrich taught the world what true bravery looks like. 💪

“Now my youngest son has to live the rest of his life without his brother.” 🙁

Those words from Ulrich’s mom, Larissa, captured the unimaginable loss of losing a child – and the lasting impact of a life that was far too short. 💔

Born with stage 4 MYCN-amplified neuroblastoma, he faced more than any child ever should. Chemotherapy. Surgeries. Radiation. Immunotherapy. Clinical Trials. Ulrich endured painful complications from treatment and traveled far from home in search of every possible chance at more time. Even after periods of no evidence of disease, his cancer kept returning.

Yet through it all, Ulrich never lost his smile. He fought with incredible bravery until the very end, leaving behind a legacy of love, strength, and hope. ❤️

After losing her son in October, Larissa turned heartbreak into a purpose. ✨ Inspired by the compassion of the medical team who cared for Ulrich, she chose to pursue nursing so she can provide that same hope and support to other families facing childhood cancer. This past spring, she graduated and began working as an oncology nurse. 🩺

This year, the HVCC Nursing Club’s annual head-shaving event honored Ulrich and other children impacted by pediatric cancer, bringing together a community determined to create a future where more children survive and thrive. 🙏

Thank you to the HVCC community for standing alongside Larissa and her family and helping keep Ulrich’s memory alive. 💚 His courage continues to inspire the fight for a cure.

Help us keep Ulrich’s memory alive. 👉 Share his story to keep his legacy shining bright.

Hudson Valley Community College HVCC Niemond Zonders- Nursing Club

At just 15 years old, Ambassador Stephen has already faced more than most people will in a lifetime. After battling Ewing sarcoma, he’s now in remission, and his latest scans came back clear. 🙌

He’s currently taking Driver’s Ed and preparing for sled hockey season! ✨

Every breakthrough gives more kids the chance to celebrate clear scans, chase their passions, and look forward to what’s next.

This Make-a-Will Month, you can help more kids write stories like Stephen’s. 🙏

Through our partner, FreeWill, you can create your will online in about 20 minutes, completely free. If you choose to include a gift to St. Baldrick’s, you’ll help fund childhood cancer research that gives kids like Stephen more tomorrows – and more chances to enjoy the childhood they deserve.

👉 Learn more and create your free will today: https://ow.ly/1B2650ZC18x

2022 Ambassador Benji is heading to the soccer field! ⚽

On Saturday, September 5, join us at the Las Vegas Lights Football Club Faith and Soccer Night for an evening of soccer, community, and support for kids with cancer. Benji will take the field to share his story, giving us a chance to hear directly from one of the kids at the heart of our mission.

Discounted tickets are just $25, with $5 from every ticket purchased donated to St. Baldrick’s: https://ow.ly/mpNo50ZC5qm

⚽ Tailgate at Box Office Plaza: 5:30 pm
⚽ Las Vegas Lights FC vs. New Mexico United Match Kickoff: 7:30 pm

Come show Team Super Benji some St. Baldrick’s love, cheer him on, and help raise funds for lifesaving childhood cancer research! 💚

Last month, we asked you to share why you’re taking on the Backpack Challenge, and one incredible long-time participant, who’s taking the challenge again, gave us 4 powerful reasons! 💪

Her words are a reminder that every step, every mile, and every dollar raised helps fuel breakthroughs that can help . ✨

What’s your why? Share it in the comments below and inspire others to take the challenge. 👇

Or, support Lynne’s efforts to fuel more research: https://ow.ly/tcok50ZyeWM

“You’re in remission.”

Those are the words every family facing childhood cancer longs to hear. ✨

At just 3 years old, Cameron (Cam) reached that milestone after being diagnosed with B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia in February 2026. But while remission is an incredible victory, his journey is far from over. To help keep the cancer from returning, Cam still has more than 2 years of chemotherapy ahead. 🙏

His treatment has already included countless procedures and hospital stays. Just 2 weeks after starting chemotherapy, he developed a blood clot in his brain caused by one of his medications and spent months on blood thinners while doctors waited for the clot to dissolve. 💔

Through it all, Cam has never lost the joyful spirit that makes him so special. His mom says he’s the sweetest little guy you’ll ever meet. ❤️ He loves the color blue, giraffes, trains, books, and anything with wheels. He never turns down a snuggle, and his favorite person is his big sister.

Cam's story is a reminder that childhood cancer doesn’t end when remission begins. 💪 Kids deserve treatments that cure them without causing so many complications and long-term effects.

Join us in celebrating Cam’s remission in the comments. 🎉

👉 Help us keep hope growing for kids like Cam: https://ow.ly/B9l450ZB4Qo

2025 Ambassador Jackson is an Ewing sarcoma survivor. 🙏 Today, he gets to play ball, make memories, and simply be a kid – something that wouldn’t be possible without the progress made through childhood cancer research.

You can help give more kids the same chance.

Join our long-time friends at 115 Bourbon Street on Thursday, September 3, for a special fundraiser with the Windy City ThunderBolts benefiting St. Baldrick’s. ⚾

$5 from every ticket supports research to find safer, less toxic treatments for kids with cancer. ✨

🎟️ Buy your tickets: https://ow.ly/LM8M50ZB0hl
🔑 Use code: BALD

It's a perfect way to wrap up summer with family and friends while kicking off Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. 💚 We hope to see you there!

What if your next workout could help change a child’s future? 🤔

This Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re partnering with BACE, the world's first mobile group fitness studio, for a charity cycling class in Sherman Oaks, California, on September 12. 🚲

Raise $50 or more for lifesaving childhood cancer research to reserve your bike: https://ow.ly/yffi50ZwKes

There are only 10 bikes available, so don’t wait!

👉 Join us, break a sweat, and help power the next breakthrough for kids with cancer.