2019 Annual Report

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Shirley Folkins-Roberts Meagan NoinExecutive Director President, Board of Directors

Dear Friends,

As our community and world face one of the most deadly health crises in a century, we at the Northern Nevada Children’s Cancer Foundation (NNCCF) would like to thank you for helping us care for our youngest cancer warriors. It is with incredible gratitude for our northern Nevada community that we say how inspiring it has been to watch and be a recipient of the generosity in 2019. You, as our donors, community partners and volunteers, helped us build a stronger organization and this strength enables us to provide vital support, financial, emotional and beyond.

Over the years you have helped us diversify our funding base, which has proven critical during these challenging economic times. We now have five signature fundraising events and all five of those events in 2019 sold out. We also continue to be grateful to more than the 57 community partners who work tirelessly throughout the year to host additional events in benefit of NNCCF. During our five-month-long Know the Gold Campaign beginning in September, you helped us raise $437,000, which was in turn matched by the William N. Pennington Foundation. Our community’s incredible foundations have helped us secure our ability to serve families throughout this time.

As we begin our 20th year of service, we reflect upon the expansion of our assistance beyond the payment of medical expenses, household bills and travel costs in order to seek treatment. We have discovered through our journey that our families greatly benefit from connecting to other parents, siblings and kids in the fight, through our monthly family events. Our end-of-treatment celebrations are something that children and families look forward to during their darkest and most difficult days of treatment. Our office has become a place that families stop in to receive hugs and comfort during their cancer journey and beyond and we look forward to welcoming back those events and visits as soon as possible.

Thanks to your support we have been able to develop programs that enhance educational experiences during the school years and with our Inspire Scholarship program, into college, trade school and career programs. Thanks to advancements in treatment, 90 percent of children with the most common forms of cancer will survive a diagnosis, but they also move forward with many challenges. Our Inspire Scholarship program helps give them a boost into adulthood and our community. In order to generate vital funds for cutting edge treatment that will reduce lasting impacts on growing bodies, we hosted the Shave for the Brave St. Baldrick’s event and A Giant Event for Childhood Cancer.

As we celebrate 20 years together in support of local families in the fight, you have all been vital in providing Help, Hope and Courage. Thank you for all you have done in helping us become the organization we are today. We look forward to emerging from this defining time together as a community.

With Gratitude,

WE ARE STRONG IN 2020 Thanks to your Support in 2019

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2019 - 2020

Board of DirectorsMeagan NoinPresidentMNG Partners, Inc.

Brandan KoehnVice PresidentVictory Woodworks

Tom GurguiTreasurerMicrosoft

Casey StitelerSecretaryLewis Roca Rothberger Christie

Shirley Folkins-RobertsExecutive Director, Co-FounderNNCCF

Denise BarcombUrban Market

Dan BuhrmannCBRE, Inc.

Matt ClaftonAlston Construction

Steve ErgerUmpqua Bank

Ryan GilbrechMorgan Stanley

Sophie GrodsinskyFortis Construction

Baker KrukowDickson Commercial Group

Kelly KuszmaulGranite Construction

Shaemus McCroryMicrosoft

Lucy McGuireFirst Independent Bank

Kelly S. McIntoshEli Global

Doug Roberts Co-FounderPanattoni Development

Carol TrumanKS Dealer Services

Kelli VandenbergMcDonald Carano LLP

Robin S. White, M.D.Co-FounderThe Medical Profession, LLC

Leonard WohletzMorgan Stanley

In 2019, Casey Stiteler became the first childhood cancer survivor, and former NNCCF kid, to serve on the Board of Directors. He joined our board of directors shortly after he and his parents dissolved their nonprofit named Casey’s Project and directed their passion, resources and proceeds to NNCCF. He developed the nonprofit during his battle with cancer in order to provide fellow children in the hospital with toys and games – long before electronics were widely-used and available.

I was very fortunate, and my family was very fortunate, to have the support of NNCCF and community to make ends meet and see beyond the fight that we were in. And now, 19 years later, I have the opportunity to serve on the board and continue this work that NNCCF has done. - Casey Stiteler

Emerson’s Star Wars themed “No More

Treatment” celebration and bell ringing was

held in December 2019 at Victory

Woodworks.

Board Member Highlight | Casey Stiteler

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2019 Numbers and Financials

$238,104 Raised for research from the Shave for the Brave and A Giant Event for Childhood Cancer events.

$625,170 In financial support provided to northern Nevada families fighting childhood cancer.

Raised by community partners through third-party fundraisers.$291,960

In gifts delivered to families through the Hope for the Holidays Program.$61,471

In scholastic support provided to students through the E-SMART Program.$28,825

In scholarships for career education through the Inspire Scholarship Program.$100,330

Beyond the Bills

A Way to Connect – Each month, we host a fun gathering that is safe and free for our children and their families. The events are an opportunity for families to take a breather from the demands of childhood cancer and just have fun. This could be anything from a movie

A Time to Celebrate – We celebrate the milestone of completing chemotherapy, radiation or any other treatment the child received, with a “No More Treatment” party and bell ringing. The child picks out a theme, and we transform the NNCCF office into anything from

NNCCF is the first place a family turns to after receiving the news of a cancer diagnosis. Our programs and services have grown over the last two decades, and include much more than financial support. A childhood cancer diagnosis is a family diagnosis and we strive to reduce the burden for the whole family.

What services can we provide beyond financial assistance?

The staff and directors are amazing people. They have so much love to give and support for both the child and the family. Today was the bell ringing for our nephew Tommy and each and everyone

knew him and hugged and showed their pride for him. They are an amazing group! - Tommy’s Family

Disney Princesses to baseball and Nevada Wolf Pack to Legos. These celebrations help bring hope during treatment as they plan their party and the day they are cancer free, but also help them celebrate a new chapter in life.

day, cooking class, Reno 1868 game or a day of fly-fishing. Not only have parents connected at our family events, but our kids and young adults have made friendships and now support each other through treatment.

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Travel to Treatment | 36%

Medical & Pharmacy | 26%

Rent & Mortgage | 14%

Household | 8%

Educational | 5%

Emotional Support | 4%

Bereavement | 4%

Age Distribution from the Family Assistance Fund

18.26%AGES 0-4 AGES 5-11 AGES 12-18 AGES 19-25

Grants | 35%

Fundraisers | 26%

Community Partners | 15%

Individuals | 9%

In-kind Items/Service | 9%

Corporate | 6%

2019 Breakdown of Income

78¢ Of every dollar supported programs benefiting local

children battling cancer

From the smiling faces that would greet and hug me the second I stepped into the office, to the generous feel-good gifts, to the immense financial aid that helped to eliminate a huge stress to my family, I could never be so inspired to do such good. Through such hard times, I always had the best foundation to fall back on. - Caleb

A Boost for Educational and Career Dreams – Our Inspire Scholarship and E-SMART Programs ensure education is possible for children diagnosed with cancer. We help children with school when physical attendance isn’t always possible and when tutoring or supplemental support is needed. We encourage our young adults to apply for higher education, vocational or technical schools and move into adulthood with the skills and certifications needed to reach their career dreams.

A Cheerful Office Visit for Hugs and Comfort – Our team and office environment provides a warm welcome to our children and families. Our open-door policy allows families to stop in when they need a cheerful hug, surprise from our toy closet or a book from Kylee’s Corner bookshelf. We are grateful for the generosity of the community for keeping our shelves stocked with new toys, games, blankets, books, activity packs and more. Every child, including siblings, deserves a reward for their bravery through treatment.

Caleb received the 2019 Inspire Scholarship, and is majoring in BioHealth Sciences.

32.17% 31.30% 18.26%

Breakdown of Financial Support Provided Through

the Family Assistance Fund

Family Care Package | 3%

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Brady was diagnosed with cancer in March of 2017, at just 3 years old. His life, and the lives of his family, were placed on hold. Now, three years later, they are celebrating being cancer-free.

For more than nine months, Brady and his family would only leave the house for hospital visits due to the risk and fear of a bacterial infection, and he could not play with his cousins or friends. New rules were implemented in their household such as no shoes inside, always wash your hands and absolutely no sharing food or drinks with Brady. “Needless to say, a whirlwind is not enough to describe the change of events in our lives,” said Nicole, Brady’s mother.

Meet Brady

Brady and his family continue to have an outpouring of love and support from the community. Brady and his family remain positive and lean on one another during the good and the bad days.

In May of 2020, Brady and his family rang the “No More Treatment” bell with his family, friends and NNCCF team, in a superhero themed social-distancing party and parade. He was excited to tell the world that he is 100 percent cancer-free.

The support that Brady himself received was nothing short of wonderful as the NNCCF goes out of their way for the family, but especially for the kids. - Nicole.

Brady was pulled out of school for a year and a half because of his diagnosis. He was able to keep up with his education during that time due to the NNCCF E-SMART Program, which helped cover the costs of a sterile learning environment. It was an immense milestone for Brady when he was able to return to school – which he truly loved.

Volunteers helped run our signature events, provided in-office clerical work and helped spread awareness by distributing gold ribbon pins, creating awareness wreaths and much more.

2,700 volunteer hours

Donor Spotlight | Dan and Linda Cox

It is an honor to be able to support such a worth-while and essential organization such as yours. When I visited your office last fall, I was impressed with how organized, clean, welcoming and what a great atmosphere it had. It assured me that our dollars are being put to the best use possible. - Linda Cox

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The William N. Pennington Foundation began supporting NNCCF in 2013 with a grant that provided the capital funds for the office space that we call home today. In 2016, they began a matching grant challenge for our Know the Gold Campaign and each year since, matched all donations dollar-for-dollar, up to the campaign goal.

The 2019-2020 Know the Gold Campaign was one for the record books with a goal of raising $400,000 during the 5-month-long community fundraising effort. Thanks to the matching grant from the William N. Pennington Foundation, our donors, community partners and the hard work of our campaign partners (Scheels, KOH 780 News Talk, KBUL 98.1, WILD 102.9 and 95.5 The Vibe), $437,000 was raised for local children battling cancer! The William N. Pennington Foundation was so impressed by the community-wide efforts and generosity, that they increased their gift to $450,000.

61%

39%

Of families served live in Reno/Sparks

Of families served live in Carson City/ Tahoe and rural Nevada.

Donor Spotlight | William N. Pennington Foundation

Battle Born Families in Northern Nevada

We will forever be grateful for the William N. Pennington Foundation. Their dedication to helping local childhood cancer families has allowed NNCCF to expand programs and experience significant growth since our partnership began in 2013.

2019-2020 Annual Sponsors | Sponsorships for one or more of our signature events.

3D Concrete

Alston Construction

Bonanno Concrete, Inc.

Desert Fire Protection

First Independent Bank

Granite Construction

Hankin Specialty Elevators

Heath Foundation

Kidder Mathews

MDB Trucking

Morgan Stanley

Panattoni Development

Panelized Structures, Inc.

RHP Mechanical Systems

Sierra Nevada Construction

Tectonics Design Group

The Medical Profession, LLC

Umpqua Bank

Vasko Electric, Inc.

Victory Woodworks

Thanks to our supporters and annual sponsors our signature events sold out last year: our golf tournament, poker tournament, and Giants event.

In 2019, A Giant Event for Childhood Cancer, co-hosted by Jennifer and Mike Krukow, Carol Truman and Bob Phillips, became a signature NNCCF event. We were also selected as the new partner charity for Dozers and Dirt (brought to you by the former Committee of the Reno Big Dig).

See dates for 2020 events on the back cover.

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Thank you to our generous donorsLEGACY$20,000 and higher

Anonymous Donors

Bonanno Concrete, Inc./MDB Trucking

Panattoni, C. and J.

E.L. Wiegand Foundation

Geoff and Sally White Charitable Fund c/o Community Foundation of Western Nevada

Granite Construction

Guns and Hoses Golf Tournament

Hall Family Charitable Fund

Marguerite Wattis Petersen Foundation

Meadow View Farms Charity Horse Show

Microsoft

Morgan Stanley

Panattoni Development

Pulling for Our Little Heroes

Brown, R.

RHP Mechanical Systems

Roberts, D. and S.

Rotary Club of Reno Central

William N. Pennington Foundation

HERO$10,000 - $19,999

Alston Construction

Carano, A. and M.

Desert Fire Protection

E.L. Cord Foundation

Earl and Elizabeth Ash Foundation

Estelle J. Kelsey Foundation

Heath Foundation

Heroes & Hooligans Annual Golf Tournament

Hettrick, I.

John Ben Snow Memorial Trust

Kidder Mathews

NV Energy

Robert Z. Hawkins Foundation

Seeliger, T. and K.

Sierra Nevada Construction

The Goddard Schools, Somersett, South Reno and Sparks

Vasko Electric, Inc.

Victory Woodworks

Wiseman, J.

CHAMPION$5,000 - $9,999

3D Concrete

Anonymous Donors

Barracuda Championship - PGA Tour

BBQ @ the Buhrmann’s

Brett and Deborah Barker Foundation

Cemex Materials LLC

Christie, C. and Colfer, S.

Darryl Bader Sr. Memorial Fund c/o Community Foundation of Western Nevada

Haws Corporation

Hernandez, C. and P.

Incline and Crystal Bay Firefighters Association, IAFF Local 2139

Jeannes, C. and S.

Keenan, W. and M.

Krukow, M. and J.

Lahontan Community Foundation Fund c/o Parasol Tahoe Community Foundation

McCrory, S. and J.

McDonald Carano LLP

McKenzie, G. and K.

Natalia’s Night

Nell J. Redfield Foundation

Newmont

Panelized Structures, Inc.

Pelster, M.

Phillips, R. and Truman, C.

Renown Health Foundation

Reviglio, R.

Robert R. Banks Foundation

Sherlock, R.

Silver Dollar Court, Inc.

Tectonics Design Group

The Medical Profession, LLC

Thelma B. and Thomas P. Hart Foundation

Throwdowns LLC

Tri-State Fire

Western Nevada Supply Co.

Wohletz, L.

Wood Rodgers

Donor Spotlight | Marguerite Wattis Petersen Foundation

The Marguerite Wattis Petersen Foundation has made a significant impact on northern Nevada children by supporting both our Family Assistance Fund and Inspire Scholarship Program. The foundation was named in loving memory of Marguerite Wattis Petersen. Their mission statement is “The opportunity of a positive today, a promising tomorrow and a confident future to all.”

LEADER$1,000 - $4,999

Adams, L.

Aerotek

Alliance Trust Company

Alpine Roofing

Amelio, G. and C.

Ames, R.

Annis, K.

Anonymous Donors

Anthrex, Inc.

Antrim, D. and B.

Badwick, J. and C.

Barcomb, D. and D.

Basement Bachelors & Bachelorettes

Benjamin, J.

Benson, P.

Bethlehem Lutheran School

Bill Pearce Jeans Day

Blind Dog Coffee

Bonanno, T.

Bonde, P. and J.

Breckner, R.

Bridgewater, R.

Buice, D.

Capital Glass, Inc.

Carlsen Muir Family Foundation

Carpenter, P. and J.

Catterson, A.

Charles H. Stout Foundation

Cheek Construction LLC

Chestnut, K.

Christopherson, J. and K.

Churchill County School District PJ Day

Cissell, W. and J.

City of Reno

Clafton, M. and K.

Clorox Company

Cobain, J.

Cota-Montgomery, R.

Cox, D. and L.

Crawford, G. and T.

Credova Financial, LLC

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Crosswhite, G. and L.

Crowther, B. and P.

Cruz, C.

Denyer, P. and D.

Dermody, M. and T.

DiRienzo Foundation

Douglas and Gloria Rumberger Foundation

Duncan Golf Management

Durrer, D.

Elijah’s Lemonade Stand

Employer Lynx, Inc.

Enterprise Holdings Foundation

EZ Air

Fairchild, C.

Faulstich, L. and A.

Fennell, H. and N.

First Independent Bank

Fountain, J.

Fountain, T.

Freitas, M. and S.

French, A.

Garrison, S. and M.

GE Foundation

Gilbrech, R. and A.

Giraffe, Inc.

Golden Gate/ S.E.T. Petroleum Partners

Grand Sierra Resort

Great Lakes Tile and Contracting Corp

Greenthal, R. and Yount, M.

Gross, R. and P.

Gulling, K.

Guns and Hoses Sporting Clay Tournament

Hankin Specialty Elevators

Haven Salon Christmas Party and Raffle

Highway 50 Grape to Glass

Hitchcock, F.

Hot August Nights Foundation

International Lining Technology

Isaac, K.

J.A.G. Plumbing, Inc.

Jensen Electric

Jensen Precast

John Ross & Betty Herrera Memorial Golf Tournament

Joyer, M. and T.

Kelly, T.

Kerr, W. and L.

Kinne, P. and K.

Klein, D. and P.

Klingensmith, A.

Krukow, B. and C.

L & L Plumbing

Lambda Psi Rho

Latimer, G.

Laura Brigham and Brian Beffort Fund C/O Vanguard Charitable

Ledingham, S. and S.

LeSourd, S.

Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie LLP

Lewis, M.

Lifestyle Homes, INC.

Louis J. and Genevieve G. Capurro Foundation

Lujan, R. and H.

MacKnight, B. and L.

Macy’s

Mann, G.

Maxwell Mechanical LLC

McAbery, D. and B.

McCarthy, D.

McCaskill, J. and K.

McIntosh, K.

Mclellan, L.

Mobile TV Group

Mooney, D.

Nevada Medical Group Management Association

Nevada State Bank

Nevada State Good Sams

New Millennium Building Systems

Newman, S.

Nicholes, G.

Nomads First Easter Basket Ride

Noonan, T. and M.

Norris, L.

Norris-Rocaberte Family Foundation

O’Connor Plumbing, Inc.

Oliphant, T., B. and P.

Olsen, E.

Olson, E. and A.

Orangetheory Fitness

Pacheco Family Fund C/O Fidelity Charitable

Pau-Wa-Lu Middle School

Phillips Family Foundation

Ivy, a 14-year-old childhood cancer survivor, joined NNCCF representatives during the 2019 Childhood Cancer Action Days on Capitol Hill to advocate for northern Nevada children and motivate legislators to support more than $41.6 billion in funding for childhood cancer research.

Advocate Spotlight | Ivy

Pie a Manager in the Face

Posey, K.

Quigley and Jackson Family Bingo Night

RAAB Inc

Rasmussen, R.

RED Sparks SPE, LLC

Remington, K. and L.

Reno Aces Star Wars Night and Jersey Auction

Reno Buick GMC Cadillac host Reno Corvette

Reno Corvettes Inc.

Reno Police Department

Reno Rodeo Foundation

Reno Tahoe Odyssey, Race 178

Rotary Club of Sparks

Rowe, K. and J.

Safeway Foundation

Sam D Young Family Foundation

San Francisco Giants

Scearce, A.

Scheels

Sheep Dip, Inc

Shin-tech

Shutt, G. and S.

SK Baseball LLC - Reno Aces

Skach, R. and S.

Sprenger, H. and S.

Stegeman, S.

Stieber, E.

Stowe, G.

Strickland, S. and D.

Sullivan, B.

Swan, A.

Tahoe Rim Trail Endurance Run

Taylor, L. and C.

The Electric Company

Throop, J.

Ticor Title of Nevada

TMCC High School

Tompkins, M.

Tonner, M.

Trowbridge, G. and M.

Truckee Meadows Firefighters Association

Umpqua Bank

Vanguard Group Inc

Volition, Inc.

Walmart #1648

Walton Family Trust

Washoe County Sheriff Deputies Association

Waterbury, J.

Wesley, J.

White, J. and E.

Women’s Council of Realtors

Yazdani, V.

Zagorski, M. and K.

Zane Grey Fund c/o Parasol Tahoe Community Foundation

Zarcone, A. and E.

It felt amazing to meet our Nevada legislators on Capitol Hill. It also felt incredible to tell my story to them, so that I could help so many kids just like me! – Ivy

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5:20 Running Group

95.5 The Vibe

Ace Casino Events

Allegra Reno

Alston Construction

Ayala, M.

Beaverfit USA

Bellissima Beauty & Wig Salon

Blind Dog Coffee

Camelot Party Rentals

Carrington College

Charles River Laboratories

Clafton, M.

Conquer Training Toy Drive

Construction Leadership Council

Conway Communications

Core Construction

Crawford, T.

Cube Services, Inc

Cumulus Media

DigiPrint

Eide Bailly LLP

Eldorado Hotel and Casino

Erickson, M.

Giggles and Grin Face Painting

Granite Construction Supply and Sign Shop

Great Basin Brewing Co.

Greene, K.

Growden, M.

Hernandez, C. and P.

Holland & Hart Foundation

IQ Technology Solutions

Johnstone, W.

Jordan Beem

KBUL 98.5

KKOH 780 News Talk

Krukow, M. and J.

Learning Express Toys

McCaskill, J.

McDonald Carano, LLP

Microsoft

MNG Partners, Inc.

Moneytree, Inc.

Nevada Payroll Services

Ohlone Press LLC- Vogmask

On Stragety & Erica Olsen

Outlets at Legends

Phillips, R. and Truman, C.

Photography by Christine Davis

Pinnicchio’s Bar and Grill

Powers, J.

Raley’s Galena Junction

RC Willey

Remington, K.

Reno Fire Department

Reno Green Landscaping, Inc.

RHP Mechanical

Rotary Club of Reno Central

Rotary Club of Reno Central

S&S Active Wear

Sam and Andy’s Christmas Cabinet Wish

Signs By Tomorrow

SiLegacy Floor Finishing LLC

Sparks Fire Department

SR Construction Co

Terra-Gen LLC

The Grove

Ticor Title

Tononi, D.

Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District

Truckee Meadows Quilters

Vasko Electric

Veloz, G.

Washoe County Sheriff’s Office

Western Nevada Supply

Wild 102.9

Wood Rodgers

2019 Community Partners | Third-party fundraisers raising $1,000 or more in goods or donations.

Pulling for Our Little Heroes

Basement Bachelors & Bachelorettes

BBQ @ the Buhrmann’s

Bethlehem Lutheran School Penny Wars

Bill Pearce Jeans Day

Churchill County School District PJ Day

Color for a Cause Art Auction

Conquer Training Toy Drive

Elijah’s Lemonade Stand

Granite Construction with the Reno Aces

Guns and Hoses Golf Tournament

Guns and Hoses Sporting Clay Tournament

Haven Salon Christmas Party and Raffle

Haws Corp. Spare Change Challenge

Heroes & Hooligans Annual Golf Tournament

Highway 50 Grape to Glass

Incline Firefighters Blackjack Tournament

John Ross & Betty Herrera Memorial Golf Tournament

Lambda Psi Rho Sushi Fundraiser

Madie and Danica’s Lemonade Stand

Meadow View Farms Charity Horse Show

Natalia’s Night

Nevada Medical Group Conference Fundraiser

Nevada State Bank Fundraiser

Nomads First Easter Basket Ride

Pau-Wa-Lu Middle School Coin Drive

Pie a Manager in the Face

Quigley and Jackson Family Bingo Night

Reno Aces Star Wars Night and Jersey Auction

Reno Buick GMC Cadillac host Reno Corvette

Reno Police Fundraiser

Reno Tahoe Odyssey, Race 178

Sam & Andy’s Christmas Cabinet Wish

Silver Dollar Court Fundraisers

TMCC High School April Fundraiser

Women’s Council of Realtors The Greatest Show

We celebrate our community partners for their commitment to improve the journey of our cancer warriors by hosting third-party events and fundraising drives in all shapes and sizes. From a summer’s worth of lemonade stands to a three-day charity horse show, we are grateful for their dedication and support.

2019 In-Kind Donors | $1,000 or more in goods or services

501(c)3 nonprofit ID #20-8623503 | 3550 Barron Way #9A, Reno, NV 89511 | 775-825-0888 | www.nvchildrenscancer.org

HELP, HOPE, COURAGE.It’s why we’re here.

• Give $20 a month to support 20 years of assistance

• Join our community partners and host your fundraising event today

• Sign up to volunteer at our signature events

• Follow NNCCF on social media @nvkidscancer #HelpHopeCourage

• Become an Annual Sponsor of our signature events

1 out of 285 children will be diagnosed with cancer in the United States before the age of 20.

For the last 20 years, NNCCF has been able to help local children because of supporters like you. Thank you for helping provide help, hope and courage to families in northern Nevada.

Thank you.

Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for children with cancer and their families

by providing financial assistance and compassionate support programs, all while

advocating for increased research funds and raising public awareness.

September 16, 2020Tournament of Hope, Golf Tournament Montreux Golf and Country Club

To Be AnnouncedDozers & Dirt Rilite Aggregate Pit

To Be AnnouncedAll In for Childhood Cancer, Poker Tournamentin partnership with Microsoft

November 21, 2020A Giant Event for Childhood CancerFeaturing Guest Entertainers: Mike Krukow and Duane Kuiper Eldorado Resort Casino

January 29, 2021Know the Gold Radiothon Co-hosted by Cumulus Radio stations KOH 780 News Talk, KBUL 98.1, WILD 102.9, and 95.5 The Vibe.Scheels

2020 Signature Events:More ways to support local kids battling cancer: