What began as constant fatigue, unexplained illnesses and repeated doctor visits quickly escalated into an emergency hospital visit where doctors worked to save Caleb’s life. When Caleb was just two and a half years old, he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. That moment marked the start of nearly four years of chemotherapy, infections and hospital stays. But Caleb survived. Because of your support, he found a place of belonging and acceptance at Camp Kindle, a place where he didn’t have to explain his scars or his past. For the first time, Caleb wasn’t “the sick kid.” He was just a kid. Later, through the Teen Leadership Program, he has grown into a confident young leader with purpose and resilience. Today, at 17, Caleb is living proof that your generosity doesn’t just help children survive cancer, it helps them to heal, grow, and step into their future. 

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