Help Kids With Cancer

2026 Radiothon

Save the Date: Friday, September 18 on NEWSRADIO 1040 WHO! 

When you support Radiothon, you help ensure families facing childhood cancer can keep gas in the tank, food on the table, and a roof overhead while their child is in treatment.

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You can make a difference during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Childhood Cancer Awareness ribbon in pinkyswear.org
15,000 kids are diagnosed with cancer each year. During this Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we can make a difference for families by providing financial support for everyday expenses. Because of this, families can focus on what matters most - their child.

Meet All-Star Gryffin

Gryffin's cancer diagnosis is rare and aggressive. Your support allowed Gryffin's dad the time off to be together as a family during this hard time.

“We are deeply grateful for the compassion, generosity and hope that Pinky Swear brings to families like ours. Thank you,” concluded Kenny. “No matter how big or small a donation, it all makes an impact.” 
         
 - All-Star Gryffin's dad, Kenny

Why Radiothon?

Just before nine-year-old Mitch passed away from bone cancer, he made his father pinky swear promise to always help kids with cancer – even after he was gone. 20 years later, Pinky Swear Foundation continues to support children with cancer and their families with everyday expenses including gas, groceries, and housing payments.

In 2025, Pinky Swear Foundation saw a 30% increase in application requests from families facing childhood cancer. Your support is needed now more than ever! 

Hear these All-Star Stories on-air

All-Star Kayla, a featured All-Star child for Pinky Swear Foundation

All-Star Kayla

Kayla was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia at just two years old. The toddler’s diagnosis was complicated further because she was born with Down syndrome. The family heard about help from Pinky Swear from a friend who listens to WHO Radio. They immediately turned to Pinky Swear for help! Hear their story live, in 2025.

Photos from Radiothon

Thank you, supporters!