Sarah McLaughlin

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I’m running 5km for Harry and kids like him, because no family should have to face neuroblastoma.

My four-year-old nephew Harry was recently diagnosed with neuroblastoma, an aggressive childhood cancer that mostly affects kids under the age of two. 

When we first heard the news, we thought it was a Wilms tumour, but further testing revealed it was something much more serious. The survival rate for aggressive neuroblastoma is just 50%, and families like ours are relying on research to improve those odds.

In 2025, I’m taking on a personal challenge and running 5km in Run2Cure Neuroblastoma to help raise funds for vital research. If you know me, you know I am not a runner. I’ve never run more than 2km in my life, but this is bigger than me. Every step I take is for Harry and all the other children battling this terrible disease.

If you can donate, no matter how big or small, I’d be so grateful. Every dollar helps fund research that could change the future for kids like Harry.

Thank you for your support.