One of The Littlest Heroes goals is to emotionally support the families that we help by bringing them together for a fun outing where they can enjoy themselves in the comfort of friends. This year The Littlest Heroes is going to Progressive Field for an Indians game! If you would like to join us July 7th in the Terrace Club and meet our little heroes, kindly send us a message with your information and we will send you a ticket.
Since 2001, Case Western Reserve has been donating the proceeds of their annual raffle to deserving charities across the United States. This year, The Littlest Heroes was chosen as one of the recipients of this benefit! In November, members of The Littlest Heroes team had the honors of assisting with drawing the winning tickets for each of their 35 baskets. After a month of tallying the numbers, The Littles Heroes was proud to accept Case Western’s GIANT check for over $4,000!
What a wonderful group of people running this department and we could not be more grateful for all that they do for our community! Thank you to Case Western Reserve’s Staff Advisory Council and Community Service Committee!
The Littlest Heroes could not have asked for a better gift this holiday season than to celebrate Landon’s end of treatment. Congratulations to the entire Pettrey family!
There is no better way to have spent our Thanksgiving than celebrating the end of treatment for one our Little Heroes. Cancer picked the wrong kid with our buddy, Gabe! We are so thankful to have celebrated such an amazing day with this incredible family!
Help us to celebrate our next little hero’s end of treatment by donating today at www.TheLittlestHeroes.org
Major thank you to the Cleveland Browns for welcoming The Littlest Heroes to First Energy Stadium for the Browns / Jaguars game. These kids were truly all-stars on the field yesterday!! #TeamTegan#StandUp4Steven #KickIt4Kailey #PediatricCancerAwareness #give10#BrownsGiveBack
The Littlest Heroes renowned Art for Children’s Sake (AFCS) program encourages children to express their feelings through artwork created under the guidance of licensed art therapy professionals. Equally important, it encourages parents and siblings of children with cancer to share the positive, non-medical experience.
This year the Pettrey family won the chance to spend the day on Nautica Queen Cruise Dining Ship!
All children’s artwork is available for purchase from The Littlest Heroes. Purchases are considered donations to the Art For Children’s Sake Program and the artwork products are complimentary.
Rite Aid gives TLH a $5,000 donation through their Kid Cents program!
Rite Aid has long been committed to helping our communities live well. That’s why The Rite Aid Foundation introduced KidCents, an easy way for wellness+ with Plenti members to make a difference.
The Rite Aid Foundation developed KidCents as a way to do even more to help the kids in the communities we serve.
CLEVELAND – On Saturday, June 14, 2014, The Littlest Heroes, a Solon-based pediatric cancer charity, in conjunction with Metro Lexus will host its annual Art for Children’s Sake Art Show at Metro Lexus – 13600 Brook Park Road, Brook Park, Ohio.
Each year The Littlest Heroes and Metro Lexus sponsor the Art for Children’s Sake Program for children receiving treatment for cancer at the Cleveland Clinic, Rainbow Babies, and Akron Children’s hospitals. With art supplies donated by Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores, children will create paintings telling the story of how cancer has impacted their lives. Paintings will be displayed and judged from Noon to 2:00 PM in the Metro Lexus showroom. Entertainment will include Swifty the Clown making balloon animals, face painting, and a performance by the St. Ignatius Circus Company.
The winner of this year’s art show and their family will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to Disney World courtesy of Metro Lexus. Second and third place winners will receive a weekend trip to Kalahari Resorts in Sandusky. For more information on this event, please contact Joanne MacDougall at 440-498-9200.
At a Saturday night baseball game between the Lake County Captains and the Bowling Green Hot Rods, Dawn and Dan Sallow sat in the stands with their six children, ages 7 to 20, including their son, Eddie, who was diagnosed with cancer four years ago. “Most of the stuff we get out to do is through The Littlest Heroes, since he was diagnosed in 2010,” Dawn said. The family was thankful to have “a night out to forget about cancer,” she said.
Read the article
