Sanford Children's Hospital

“Leukemia” is one that no one wants to hear, but you sometimes do. But Amelia and her family have a strong faith and believe that God will see them through.

Ellie has battled her cancer bravely and is one of the strongest girls we’ve met. She loves playing doctor and going to school when she is able to.

After two days and the work of dozens of dedicated people, the Results Radio Cure Kids Cancer Radiothon raised over $325,000 for Sanford Children's Hospital.

Olivia was just two years old when she was diagnosed with ALL.

Eli wants to play for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He's beaten cancer once, but in the fall of 2012, his cancer came back.

Caitlyn can be seen on Sanford Children’s commercials. She was a shy & quiet young girl when she was diagnosed and going through treatments. She is not anymore.

When asked what they would say to cancer, if they could talk to it, Jasmine's father simply responds, “My God is bigger than cancer.”

Liam's family believes their faith helps him on a daily basis. His mother says: “God has been with us every step of this journey. He must have an amazing plan for Liam.”

Mariah Matthies was born with Down Syndrome. Then was diagnosed with cancer. Her parents were angry with God, but it was Mariah that brought back their faith.

Instead of questioning, why us? and looking for an answer, their story is one of resilience and hope that inspired them to ask, “Why NOT us?”