The We Cancerve Movement, Inc.
Bringing swift solutions to children in sad situations because happiness shouldn't have to wait!
Gianna Sabatini
"Helping her made me feel so happy, that I really want to spread that happiness that I felt helping her to all the kids that I would help if I was part of the board of advisors."
-- Gianna Sabatini, 13
Hobbies: basketball, crafting, painting and creating/building little objects, hiking, swimming, exploring and literally climbing anything she can.
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Fun Facts: Natalie was awarded the 2024 Hormel 10 Under 20 Food Hero award for her dedication and hard work towards helping those in my community fighting food insecurity. She was also inducted into the National Junior Honors Society during middle school and she's a member of the year-round travel AAU basketball.
Passion Area: Children Fighting Catastrophic Illness
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Gianna Sabatini, 13, is an 8th grade student in Harford County Public Schools and a member of We Cancerve Movement, Inc.’s 2025 Board of Advisors. She’s also a member of National (Junior) Honor Society, School Band, Students Against Destructive Decisions, and middle school and recreation soccer teams.
She was named to We Cancerve’s leadership team after volunteering at the nonprofit’s Scentsational Toiletries drive. She donated toiletries to the drive, and assisted with packaging toiletries for area youth experiencing homelessness and other hardships. Inspired to help her local community, she joined the team to continue helping people, which is one of her favorite things to do.
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She said as soon as she found learned about We Cancerve, she couldn’t wait to help the award-winning nonprofit. ​Most of her community service experience has been helping younger kids. She also views herself as a good leader and has personal experience of serving at a local food bank, and bringing happiness to a friend who battled cancer.
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"Helping her made me feel so happy, that I really want to spread that happiness that I felt helping her to all the kids that I would help if I was part of the board of advisors," Gianna said.​