Kids Cancer Alliance

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In December 2015, April Jones received the devastating news no parent wants to hear: her son Logan was diagnosed with leukemia at just seven years old. The early stages of treatment were overwhelming, with countless tests, medications, and uncertainty about his future. Amidst the chaos, Logan’s care team introduced the family to Kids Cancer Alliance (KCA), an organization that would soon become a source of joy and support during this difficult time. Initially, April’s daughter, Isabella, attended Camp KCA, and her transformation from a reluctant camper to one bursting with happiness gave the family hope.

Logan’s turn at Camp KCA came soon after, and it was a life-changing experience for him. For one precious week, he was no longer “the kid with cancer” but just a regular camper, enjoying Bazooka ball, the water park, and making new friends. Kids Cancer Alliance brought back a sense of normalcy and joy that Logan had lost during his treatment, giving him cherished memories that fueled his excitement to return year after year.

Now, nine years later, both Logan and Isabella have found lifelong friendships and meaningful experiences through KCA’s camps, retreats, and events. Isabella, now a college student, has returned to KCA as a counselor, while Logan still looks forward to Teen Weekender and Family Retreat every year. The Jones family is incredibly grateful for the support they’ve received from KCA, which has been a beacon of hope throughout their cancer journey.