Runway to Hope | Curing childhood cancer never goes out of style.

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Our Kids

Meet GG Henderson

She is a wonderful 8 year old that loves cross country, swimming, and dance. She wants everyone to know that she is special! GG wants to grow up to be a dolphin trainer and her favorite food is pizza. This is GG’s 3rd year participating with Runway To Hope and we are so happy to have her!

Meet Princeton Bryan

Some of Princeton’s hobbies include art, music, playing outside and playing with trains (especially Thomas the Train). His favorite snacks are mac and cheese and chocolate milk and Princeton loves to make people happy.

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Help Us Reach Our Goal!

Raised $1219523 towards the $2000000 target.

Our Vision

Runway To Hope's mission is to serve and provide direct support to the children and families in the Central Florida community who have been impacted by pediatric cancer. Assistance includes but is not limited to research, education, technology and family assistance. Runway To Hope aids these children and their families by partnering with Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, Florida Hospital for Children, Nemours Children's Hospital, corporations, local businesses and philanthropists to raise funds and awareness so that progress made locally will benefit all children with cancer, nationally and worldwide.

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A Note From The Founders

Our decision to start our own non-profit organization is an extension of our heartfelt commitment to this most important cause. Each of us has been influenced by different events and circumstances in our lives, which have led us to establish Runway To Hope.

Ann, Mark's mother, worked in pediatric health care for over 32 years helping children with cancer and has battled lung and skin cancer. His grandmother, Sitto Edna, was a cancer survivor as well. Terri, Josie's mother, is also a cancer survivor. We have been involved in the cause of curing pediatric cancer for several years now and have bared witness to many courageous children who have both won, and sadly lost... Continue Reading »