"When I retired, it seemed to me that WCK was the way to go with the potential to do so much good. That’s why I volunteer. It's such a fun community to be part of, and to know that this could make families' lives a little easier means a lot."

"I just started my last year of high school, and even though it can be stressful I’m glad I can volunteer with the kids and have fun. My go to tip for volunteers is everyone is there to have a good time, so don’t be shy to get engaged with the kids and have fun."

This has been such a learning curve for me in a very good way. I’ve learned how well I can do with others. I now know myself more and have learned many things that will surely help in the future. And I have made friends throughout. It’s been amazing so far, and I know there will be more wonderful moments to come.

"Enormous joy comes from being part of a dedicated group working to support kids and their families navigating childhood cancer and blood disorders. Connections abound in every direction! As we all work together to "let kids be kids," a strange and wonderful thing happens: the kids help us to be kids as well!"