Levine Children’s Hospital

Levine Children’s Hospital is a 234-bed state-of-the-art hospital that opened in October 2007 to ensure outstanding healthcare for children by building partnerships between caregivers and families in Charlotte and the greater southeast region. Levine Children’s Hospital leads the region in offering more than 30 specialized pediatric services including kidney, liver and heart transplants; blood and marrow transplants, cardiac and cancer care; neurosurgery; rehabilitation service; and the highest designated level of neonatal intensive care. For additional information, visit LevineChildrensHospital.org.

SuperSibs!

When a child is diagnosed with cancer, everyone in the family needs healing, including the siblings. SuperSibs! is a national nonprofit organization ensuring that children whose brothers and sisters have cancer are supported, honored and recognized to help them face the future with strength, courage and hope.

www.supersibs.org/

Hometown Heroes

Founded in 1998 by retired police sergeant Donnie Dixon, Hometown Heroes helps to raise funds for children suffering from terminal illnesses or debilitating injuries as a result of tragic accidents. Since its formation, Hometown Heroes has provided over $1 Million in assistance to over 70 children and their families in a variety of ways, including medical and household financial assistance, medical equipment purchases, hospital and home visits and more. To learn more about Hometown Heroes, please visit HometownHeroesOnline.org.

The Developmental Therapeutics (DVL) Program
at Levine Children’s Hospital

The Developmental Therapeutics (DVL) Program is committed to bringing cutting edge therapies to Levine Children’s Hospital with Phase I & II clinical trials. If you have questions about the program or would like to make a referral, please contact them at (704) 381-9900, or to learn more about the program visit them online.

Site for families, click here.

Site for healthcare professionals, click here.

Community Blood Center

of the Carolinas

The Community Blood Center of the Carolinas is an independent, locally-managed, non-profit community blood center. We are the primary blood supplier to the region’s patients and hospitals. We subscribe to a community-based blood banking philosophy. That means community donors know that the blood they give stays in our community first — helping family members, friends and neighbors. Excess supply is shared with other communities when needed.

http://www.cbcc.us/

Professional Photography by Stikeleather

Stikeleather Photography offers wedding and other bridal-related photography, family and children portraits, studio and environmental portraits, on-location photography, maternity portraits, product and interior design photography, traditional and modern styles, photojournalism, and much more. Visit StikeleatherPhotography.com for additional details.

How Do You Roll?

How Do You Roll? is a custom sushi shop located in Ballantyne Corners. How Do You Roll? is partnering with the Adam Faulk Tanksley Foundation to help chomp childhood cancer by donating 50% of their Grand Opening proceeds to the Foundation, as well as giving a FREE ROLL OR BOWL with a minimum $1 donation to the Foundation. Visit http://howdoyouroll.com for additional details about the restaurant, or click here for the press release.