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"Although chemo ended years ago, my journey of thriving as a survivor continues for years to come. Every scar is a reminder not only of what I lost, but of the strength I found to keep living my fullest life."

Grace Callwood, Founder,

We Cancerve Movement, Inc.

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ALL MONTH LONG: From August 1-31, you can enjoy our signature Key Lime Pie Flavored Ice Cream at Broom's Bloom Dairy, 1700 S. Fountain Green Road, Bel Air. A portion of every unit of this ice cream flavor sold benefits the We Cancerve Pediatric Patient Assistance Fund at Sinai Hospital. 

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Other ways to give

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HELP US HELP KIDS FIGHT CANCER: We have a few more fundraisers coming up! We're counting on your support for these events. A portion of sales benefit the We Cancerve Pediatric Patient Assistance Fund at Sinai Hospital. 

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Grace Callwood

MY SURVIVORSHIP STORY

Cured is not the end of the cancer journey for many pediatric cancer survivors

News Updates

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Now Showing

Summer 2025 Episode of On the Move with We Cancerve​

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BEL AIR, MD – June 16, 2025 – The latest episode of our award-winning children's TV show, On the Move with We Cancerve, is now available on HarfordTV and streaming services.

 

This episode features:

  • Fashion tips from We Cancerve's Sydney Thompson, a middle schooler who manages La Magnifique Boutique, which we opened in Bel Air in 2016 on the grounds of a foster care group home for teen girls

  • Fashion show moderated by Board Member Gloria Park and featuring Board Members Gianna Sabatini, Violet Leishman and Natalie Deitz

  • Update on the Threads of Hope Closet opened at an elementary school in Aberdeen in 2022

  • Spotlight on how our Pajamas initiative brings warm sleepwear to babies in our nation's capitol

  • Hear from our Founder on how we can clean our closets and help kids in need and

  • Visit with medical staff at Sinai Hospital who help children fight cancer! See why Sinai is the recipient of our only fundraising efforts!

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We Cancerve Brings "Under the Sea" Fun to Ronald McDonald House

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BALTIMORE, MD – June 6, 2025 – A splash of oceanic joy is coming to Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) in Baltimore as the We Cancerve Movement, Inc., a youth-led nonprofit hosts an "Under the Sea" camp day for hospitalized children and their families. The event, entirely conceived and organized by three teenagers, aims to provide a much-needed escape for young guests, many of whom are undergoing cancer treatment at nearby hospitals.

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Under its Camp Happy Experience programming, We Cancerve's the "Under the Sea" event promises a vibrant array of activities designed to engage children of all ages. Guests will be able to explore various craft stations, including rock painting, sand art, creating sea animals from paper plates, and bracelet making. Adding an educational twist, a fun science project will allow children to create their own "beach in a bottle" shakers. The multi-station setup ensures children can move freely and enjoy each activity at their own pace. Read more

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Maryland Youth Nonprofit Brings Happiness to Pediatric Cancer Patients in Ethiopia

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BEL AIR, Md. (June 1, 2025) – The We Cancerve Movement, Inc., a Maryland-based youth-led organization dedicated to bringing happiness to pediatric cancer patients, today announced the expansion of its programming to Ethiopia, marking its sixth international initiative.

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Through a partnership with The Aslan Project, which Create sustainable and locally supported pediatric cancer healthcare systems in low-resource areas countries including Ethiopia, We Cancerve provided 30 Comfort Care Kits for Children Fighting Cancer for pediatric patients at the Tikur Anbessa Specialized Hospital in Addis Ababa. Read more

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