The Pensacola News Journal featured Rally Foundation’s seventh annual Rally On the Runway Gulf Coast, highlighting its incredible success in raising $840,960 for childhood cancer research and support. The event brought together community leaders, celebrity guests and #RallyKids for an inspiring evening of hope and resilience. It also honored Cindi Bonner, founder of Rally Gulf Coast, and showcased moving stories from families impacted by childhood cancer. Click here to learn more.

In the debut episode of FOX 17’s Nashville Game Changers, Titans defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons talks NFL, community impact and his passion for giving back. As the spokesperson for Rally On the Runway, Simmons shares how the event fuels his mission to support kids fighting cancer and raise critical research funds.

Gulf Winds Credit Union and the Gulf Winds Foundation generously donated $10,000 to Rally Gulf Coast to support childhood cancer research. The check was presented during the Pensacola Ice Flyers’ Rally Foundation Night, uniting the community for a powerful cause. Read more here.

OncoDaily recently featured Dean Crowe, Founder and CEO of Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Reseach, recognizing Rally Foundation's efforts in advocacy. The Department of Defense Medical Research Program awarded $75 million in funding for pediatric, adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer research. This investment will support 34 research grants focused on improving outcomes for kids, teens and young adults fighting cancer. Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research is proud to have...

Rally Gulf Coast celebrated 10 years of impact at Rally On the Runway, raising over $840,000 for childhood cancer research. FOX 10 covered the milestone event, where Cindi Bonner, founder and director of Rally Gulf Coast, was honored with the Volunteer of the Decade Award, and transitioned to Founder and Director Emeritus. The night highlighted the inspiring stories of childhood cancer fighters and the community’s dedication to funding better treatments and cures.

After battling osteosarcoma and undergoing a leg amputation at 11 years old, Rally Kid Jude refused to let cancer stop him. Now a sophomore at Auburn University, he has earned a spot on Team USA for the IWBF Americas Men’s U23 Championship in Bogotá, Colombia, this April, competing for a chance to advance to the World Championships in Brazil. Jude’s journey is an inspiration. Read more here.