Helping Kids Like Taylor Feel Normal, During A Time That Is Anything But.
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Our Mission
To provide positive experiences and fulfill the dreams of children fighting life threatening illnesses one child and one campaign at a time.
Why
Children battling life threatening illness are limited in their ability to live a normal life. We think they should be able to enjoy being a kid!
What
We provide positives experiences and help fulfill some of their biggest dreams. We help to create normalcy for the child at a time when life is anything but.
Events
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Thank You For Your Support
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Maddy – Campaign XIV
Maddy was our fourth child for our four weeks of giving! At 11 years old, she was able to beat cancer. But had relapse last October 2018 at the age of 15. We were able to give her a new iPod Touch for Christmas to help keep her entertained in the hospital, along with some financial support during her stay at UCSF.
Rocky – Campaign XIII
Rocky was our third child for our four weeks of giving! At 12 years old, he is still strong at battling VHR ALL! We gave him a Taylor Guitar with lessons as well for Christmas!
Kendall – Campaign XII
Kendall was our second child for our four weeks of giving! She is definitely a warrior for enduring her chemo sessions. She really loves music and that’s why we gave her a Keyboard for Christmas!
Reece – Campaign XII
Reece was our first child for our 4 weeks of giving! He is such an energetic kid! We granted his wish of having a fun Christmas morning by delivering toys for him and his brother as they stayed in UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital.
Aiden – Campaign XI
Aiden is one of the kindest children we’ve met. He donated 13 inches of his hair to a pediatric patient. We were able to send him and his family to Disneyland for 3 days!
Avalynn – Campaign X
Avalynn is a fun, princess loving 6 year old! We will be sending her and her family on a Disney Cruise and have also been able to rent them a campsite for their trailer near Stanford Hospital during Avalynn’s treatment.
Nathaniel – Campaign IX
Nathaniel is a huge fan of the San Francisco Giants but had never been to a game. Not only did we get him to his first game, but we also got him a meet and greet with his favorite player, Buster Posey.
AJ – Campaign VIII
The force is strong with AJ! Since he’s a huge Star Wars fan, we built him a Star Wars themed clubhouse as a little escape from his battle with brain cancer.
Super Emily – Campaign VII
Meeting Disney princesses was at the top of this little charismatic cutey’s wish list so we sent her and her family to Disneyland!
Awesome Austin – Campaign VI
Austin is a big sports fan and made involving his friends an important part of his campaign so they weren’t left out.
Martin – Campaign V
Martin was our first national campaign and brought us to Indiana where we hosted a benefit concert. Sadly, Martin passed in early 2018 from his battle with DIPG.
Taylor Lee – Campaign IV
Taylor is famous for her lemonade stand which she used to raise money for other children with cancer, donating $2,400 in total.
Alex – Campaign III
Alex is the most easy going kid in the world adventuring with us to a Sacramento Rivercats game and DJing at a charity event!
Emily Rose – Campaign II
Emily was the goofiest of all our kids and left us too soon, passing away from her third battle with cancer in May of 2016.
Sam – Campaign I
Sam was our first sponsored youth and the inspiration for OAAT. She is now a sophomore at Chico State and has been cancer free for over a year now.
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“The amount of support that Emily has received from One At A Time has been truly amazing and we will forever be grateful for all of their hard work and dedication they have given to our family.”
– Beth Becker, Family Member of Super Emily
“Absolutely wonderful Charity with amazing people that really put thought into the best way to make a positive impact on the lives of the children and families in each campaign!!!!”
– Kristi Buckner, Agent of Change