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.

Rally Kid Barrett turned his love of books into a meaningful mission. While battling T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia, he found comfort in reading — but noticed other kids at Studer Family Children’s Hospital didn’t have access to books. Inspired to help, Barrett created a mobile children’s library, bringing stories and smiles to young patients. With support from his grandmother and Rally Gulf Coast, his book cart is now stocked with donations, offering an escape for kids facing medical...

The wrestling team at Independence High School in Ashburn, Virginia, will host the 2nd Annual Caroline Dual. The event honors #RallyKid Caroline, who passed away from brain cancer at 14 years old in April 2023. The team sold T-shirts for the event benefiting Rally Foundation and encouraged attendees to wear gold in support of childhood cancer awareness. Read more here.

Pensacola Catholic High School’s Rally Club, led by Student Body President Kate Johnson and Vice President Jack Barter, is making a lasting impact through its “GoldStrong Game” initiative. After a successful football event, the club expanded its efforts to basketball season, hosting a GoldStrong Game on January 30 which featured a “Hoops for Hope” raffle and honored Rally families at halftime. With over 160 members, the Rally Club has become one of the largest at the school, fostering a strong...

Rally Kid Audrey, who has been fighting Stage 4 neuroblastoma since age 5, attended the Notre Dame College Football Championship game while balancing her ongoing fight with cancer and first year as an engineering student. With support from Rally Foundation, she has accessed innovative treatments and is now giving back through her RallyforAudrey campaign to fund pediatric cancer research. Read more

Rally Kid Audrey has battled neuroblastoma since she was 5 years old, enduring five relapses. Now studying computer science and engineering, she embodies the spirit of the Fighting Irish with her resilience and determination to pursue her dreams in college. Audrey's journey highlights the importance of ongoing research and support for childhood cancer patients and survivors. Read more about Audrey in her interview with 11Alive.