Connecting With Young Hearts At A Critical Time

Seven-year-old Madison was in the hospital battling kidney cancer when she received The Jester Has Lost His Jingle. "My parents told me how proud they were that I never lost my jingle," she said.

The Jester brought Madison and her family something special, her mom recalled: "Madison felt like this book was written just for her. David Saltzman's story brings you to a place of happy joy so easily lost. Our family treasures this book and will pass it on to our future generations."

For many children, the journey doesn't end when cancer treatment does. The effects of chemotherapy, surgeries and other medical treatments often continue long after they leave the hospital. Whenever those difficult days return, children like Madison reach for The Jester Has Lost His Jingle, finding comfort, courage and joy when they need them most.

During this Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, you can bring that same "happy joy" to another family coping with this dreaded disease.

A donation of just $10 will place The Jester Has Lost His Jingle into the hands of a hospitalized child, giving them a reason to smile during an extremely difficult time.

Even better, every donation made this September will be matched, doubling your impact and allowing twice as many children to receive this treasured gift.

Your kindness will remind children facing cancer that even in their toughest moments, laughter, hope and courage are never out of reach.

September Is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month