Cure Kids Cancer

Casey was born premature and addicted to heroine, but that wasn't going to be her biggest hurdle in life. At 6 years old, she was diagnosed with cancer.

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Little Ayden has been through a lot in his young life. Having had multiple tumors and his kidney removed, this little fighter continues his fight against cancer, getting checked regularly to be sure he stays in remission.

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At the age of 13 months, most babies are learning to walk and talk, and spending their days playing with babydolls and teddy bears. For Ashlyn Kerr of Mitchell, days were filled with chemotherapy and treatments for Neuroblastoma, one of the many forms of childhood cancer.

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When you have a healthy athletic high school student, you count your blessings. But at a moment’s notice, things can unexpectedly change. Nick Kelly was diagnosed with leukemia at 16.

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At the age of 16, Brianna Ishmael was diagnosed with Leukemia. While it’s difficult enough simply being a teenager, Brianna went through high school having lost her hair to chemotherapy and having to endure a tracheotomy

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Brothers Seth and Micah did a lot of things together, but no one would ever guess they'd battle cancer together.

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Through faith, Travis and his family handled his cancer diagnosis with grace. They credit the support of family and friends, and the wonderful, caring medical staff.

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Amanda was diagnosed with bone cancer and had to have her leg amputated.

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Caitlyn was diagnosed with cancer at 6 years old. She says the worst things about cancer are chemo, losing her hair and missing time with family and friends. The best things are Camp Bring it On and when the doctor tells you your cancer is gone.

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Jakob was diagnosed with brain cancer at 5 years old. He lost his fight after an 11-month battle. Jakob had an incredible thirst for hockey and a dream to one day play for the Sioux Falls Stampede.

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