Help Comes in All Shapes and Sizes
Candlelighters is a network of support made up of parents of children with cancer, the professionals who treat these children, and volunteers. We strive to help ease the fears and frustrations of these children and their families who face a spectrum of challenges that come with a cancer diagnosis.
Candlelighters is a network of support made up of parents of children with cancer, the professionals who treat these children, and volunteers. We strive to help ease the fears and frustrations of these children and their families who face a spectrum of challenges that come with a cancer diagnosis.
Fundraisers that Raise Hope
Events are held throughout the year to raise money for the services Candlelighters provides, including our Drive Fore Kids with Cancer Golf Challenge and the annual Candlelighters Night Run in Fort Worth.
Events are held throughout the year to raise money for the services Candlelighters provides, including our Drive Fore Kids with Cancer Golf Challenge and the annual Candlelighters Night Run in Fort Worth.
2007
Candlelighters of Fort Worth provided one-time emergency funds to the families of 28 children, and with sorrow provided assistance with funeral expenses for the families of 5 children.
Candlelighters of Fort Worth provided one-time emergency funds to the families of 28 children, and with sorrow provided assistance with funeral expenses for the families of 5 children.
Nothing Like a Smile
Life does not necessarily come to a stop during cancer treatment. Candlelighters gives young cancer patients a variety of reasons to smile --like holiday parties, special outings, weekly pizza nights at the hospital and more.
Life does not necessarily come to a stop during cancer treatment. Candlelighters gives young cancer patients a variety of reasons to smile --like holiday parties, special outings, weekly pizza nights at the hospital and more.
Heart to Heart
When a child battles cancer, families need to know they are not alone. Candlelighters families have experienced childhood cancer firsthand and are accessible to newly diagnosed families for support, direction, encouragement, and sometimes a shoulder to cry on.
When a child battles cancer, families need to know they are not alone. Candlelighters families have experienced childhood cancer firsthand and are accessible to newly diagnosed families for support, direction, encouragement, and sometimes a shoulder to cry on.