Laurel 8-year-old cancer survivor shares her journey with cancer and how the 1Voice Academy helped her navigate her battle with cancer.
A first of its kind classroom has opened in Brandon.
Laurel 8-year-old cancer survivor shares her journey with cancer and how the 1Voice Academy helped her navigate her battle with cancer.
The students at the 1Voice Academy are excited to come back to school after the 1Voice Foundation faced devastating damages following the Hurricane.
The 1Voice Foundation provides family support programs for pediatric cancer patient Grace and Mother Nina. The 1Voice Academy provides a sense of normalcy to the patient while allowing the parent to go back to work knowing their child is safe and happy.
Beautiful People highlight the profound impact that Mary Ann Massolio has made on the pediatric cancer community.
A special school in Tampa Bay, Florida, had its official opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday, March 9, 2022. 1Voice Academy in Hillsborough County is the first accredited K-12 U.S. school for kids with cancer.
Bonnie and Delaney Woodworth are preparing to travel to Washington D.C. to ask for more funding for pediatric cancer research. They know first-hand how devastating the loss of a child can be.
The Woodworth’s share the story of their daughter Tatumn who passed away from pediatric cancer and how they travel to Washington D.C. with the 1Voice Foundation to ask for more research funding.
Bonnie Woodworth explains since there were more cuts to pediatric cancer research that this trip to D.C. was vital to bring more research to the pediatric cancer community.
The 1Voice Foundation is preparing to travel to Washington D.C. to request for more funding to pediatric cancer research. With only 4% of cancer research funding going to pediatrics.
The 1Voice Foundation travels to D.C. to advocate for more funding for pediatric cancer research and to share the stories of their children who have passed.
The 1Voice Foundation is preparing to travel to Washington D.C. to attend Curefest and facilitate the bereavement program.
As Mary Ann Massolio the Executive Director of the 1Voice Foundation prepares to head to Washington D.C. to attend Curefest she shares her story about losing her son Jay to pediatric cancer and how her loss inspired her to build the 1Voice Foundation. The 1Voice Foundation attends Curefest every year to meet with bereaved families all across the world.
Randy and Jennifer Stolberg share their story about their son Logan who lost his battle with cancer and how it inspired them to travel to Washington D.C. to attend Curefest to help other bereaved families and ask Congress for more funding for pediatric cancer research.
The 1Voice Foundation gathers at the Tampa Airport preparing for their flight to D.C. to attend CureFest an event that works to provide awareness and support to pediatric cancer patients and their families all around the world.
Tampa Bay family honors their son who passed away from pediatric cancer by sending his shoes to Washington D.C. to be displayed at the shoe memorial located at the Washington Monument to honor the 1800 children who die from pediatric cancer every year.
Tampa Bay families who have lost a child to cancer travel to Washington D.C. to meet with bereaved families across the world and advocate for more pediatric cancer research funding.
The 1Voice Foundation helps facilitate bereavement services to families and honor the children who have passed from pediatric cancer.
The 1Voice Foundation celebrates the children they serve while continuing their mission to support families facing pediatric health challenges.
Hundreds of families around the world travel to D.C. each year to attend CureFest. The 1Voice Foundation works to facilitate the bereavement services provided including the shoe memorial at the Washington Monument.
Ella Notel who volunteered at the 1Voice Foundation pursues a degree in Nonprofit Management at the University of Central Florida to continue to help more children like 8-year-old cancer survivor Laurel.
With the same name and the same cancer diagnosis the Leo’s are able to help each other through their battle with cancer. The 1Voice Foundation has created a space where Big Leo is able to mentor Little Leo and support him through his battle with cancer.
Big Leo and Little Leo find comfort and support in each other through the 1Voice Foundation. Big Leo is able to guide Little Leo through his journey since they have battled the same cancer.
Mary Ann Massolio the Executive Director of the 1Voice Foundation discusses how regret plays a big role in grief. The 1Voice Foundation provides a bereavement program for families who have lost a child to cancer giving them a chance to connect with other families who have also lost a child to cancer.
Local pediatric cancer patient and his family share his battle with cancer and how vital funding for research is. The 30-million-dollar grant in Florida for pediatric research is giving families like Nathans hope for the future.
‘What The Buc’ has turned a fun tailgating event into a fundraiser for the 1Voice Foundation giving the funds raised to support pediatric cancer patients and their families.
‘What The Buc’ donated $10,000 to the 1Voice Foundation to help fund family support programs for pediatric cancer patients, the 1Voice Academy, and a research lab developing a vaccine for Leukemia.
The 1Voice Foundation and Blaze of Hope work together to light up bridges and monuments in the Tampa Bay area gold for pediatric cancer awareness.
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneer Earnest Graham hosts fishing tournament to benefit the 1Voice Foundation. The 1Voice Foundation supports pediatric cancer patients and their families emotionally and educationally in the Tampa Bay area.
The Krewe of the Nautilus raises money for the 1Voice Foundation with a fundraiser called Quest where teams have to complete challenges all around Ybor City in a race to find the treasure.
The 1Voice Foundation is preparing for their annual Earnest Graham Fishing Tournament where all the funds raised to go their music program that is in partnership with the Florida Academy of Performing Arts in Brandon.
Earnest Graham a former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback shares the importance of this fishing tournament for pediatric cancer patients.
Matthew Gliddon and Mary Ann Massolio describe how important the Earnest Graham Fishing Tournament is not only to the patient but the whole family.
The Executive Director of the 1Voice Foundation and mother of an oncology patient speak on the upcoming fundraiser called Quest for Hope.
Lemon Drop the Mic is a fundraiser put on by Northwestern Mutual benefiting the 1Voice Foundation and Alex’s Lemonade Stand. All the money raised goes to cancer research and programs for pediatric cancer patients and their families.
Mary Ann Massolio the Executive Director of the 1Voice Foundation and Luby an oncology mom shares the importance of the Quest for Hope fundraiser. The Quest for Hope fundraiser is put on by the Krewe of the Nautilus and all funds raised go to family support programs, the 1Voice Academy, and a research lab.
Jailene has battled cancer twice in her life and finds strength in her battle through the 1Voice Foundation.
Laurel 8-year-old cancer survivor finds community and support at the 1Voice Foundation with peers going through the same journey and volunteers dedicated to provide support.
Families who have lost a child to cancer come together to bowl, connect, and heal at Bereavement Bowling facilitated by the 1Voice Foundation.
The 1Voice Foundation launches a program for Spanish speaking families where they are able to connect with families who are going through the same journey to find support and community.
The 1Voice Foundation started a new program that brings together Spanish speaking parents that have a child battling cancer to connect and learn about resources available to their family.
Rosanna Rivera speaks on how the 1Voice Foundation is building a community for families who have a child battling cancer and struggle finding resources due to a language barrier.
The 1Voice Foundations Una Voz program provides a community with Spanish speaking families who have a child battling cancer allowing them to connect and support one another much like Jailene’s family.
Families at the 1Voice Foundation are able to celebrate Halloween with their peers in a safe environment at Dave and Busters. Some children who are not healthy enough to trick or treat in their neighborhood are grateful for the opportunity to celebrate Halloween safely with their peers.
The 1Voice Foundations community partner Quantum Leap Farm helps pediatric cancer patient Tony through his journey with cancer. Quantum Leap Farm facilitates the equine therapy program with the 1Voice Foundation.
Mary Ann Massolio the Executive Director of the 1Voice Foundation and Edie Dopking the founder of Quantum Leap Farm come together to speak about the importance of equine therapy for pediatric cancer patients.
The 1Voice Foundation celebrates Christmas for pediatric cancer patients allowing them to enjoy the holiday spirit in a safe environment.
The 1Voice Foundation hosts a Christmas celebration for pediatric cancer patients to meet Santa Claus and come together with their peers.
Pediatric cancer patients at the 1Voice Foundation are able to enjoy Tampa Bays Gasparilla Parade with the help of the Krewe of the Nautilus. They are able to throw beads at the crowd and enjoy the parade surrounded by their peers that share the same journey.
Leo Wai a pediatric cancer patient will join his peers at the Gasparilla Parade with the 1Voice Foundation and the Krewe of the Nautilus.
The 1Voice Foundation and Celebrate Birthdays have joined forces to make sure every patient can feel loved and celebrated on their birthday.
The 1Voice Foundation offers a free two-week summer camp to pediatric cancer patients and their siblings in the Tampa Bay area.
The 1Voice Foundation hosts their annual summer camp for pediatric cancer patients and their siblings. The nonprofit Ryans Pillowcases has joined them in helping the campers make pillowcases for their friends in the hospital who could not attend summer camp.
The 1Voice Foundations Happy Camper Summer Camp takes a field trip to Floridarama to enjoy time with their peer’s battling cancer in a fun, monitored, and safe environment.
Celine a pediatric cancer patient has lost her ability to walk due to cancer and with the help of Quantum Leap Farm and the 1Voice Foundations equine therapy program has been able to make remarkable strides to gain the strength to walk again.
The Tampa Bay Lightning mascot the Thunderbug visits the students at the 1Voice Academy to spread holiday cheer and gifts to pediatric cancer patients.
The 1Voice Foundation works with Celebrate Birthdays to celebrate the birthdays of pediatric cancer patients, their siblings, survivors, and bereaved siblings.
Dr. Cameron Tebbi M.D. has treated pediatric cancer patients for 30 years and saw first-hand the lasting effects of Leukemia and is working to develop a vaccine for Leukemia to prevent a diagnosis. This vaccine is being developed at the Children’s Cancer Research Group funded by the 1Voice Foundation.
Dr. Cameron Tebbi M.D. is working to develop a vaccine for Leukemia and has made groundbreaking advancements. He is working to develop this vaccine at the Children’s Cancer Research Lab funded by the 1Voice Foundation.
The 1Voice Foundation and Dr. Tebbi M.D. team up to open their own lab to develop a vaccine for Leukemia. Dr. Tebbi M.D. volunteers his time every day to develop the vaccine.
Dr. Cameron Tebbi M.D. has dedicated his life to developing a vaccine to prevent pediatric leukemia. The research lab is one of its kind focusing on this type of research that is funded by the 1Voice Foundation.