9 Year Old Brain Cancer Patient Surprised With Special SpaceX Delivery!
Trenton, 9-year-old brain cancer patient of Santa Ana, Ca was one of the children Campaign One At A Time delivered a social distanced care package to last month in their collaboration with lifestyle brand, JETCET. This was the first
Northern California Couple Donates Puppy To 3-Year-Old Brain Cancer Patient
Alex and Amber Gray, residents of Herald, CA were in for some extra fun during the COVID pandemic; PUPPIES!! 9 to be exact! A few months ago, the couple decided they would breed their 2-year-old female lab, with their friend's male
Travel Lifestyle Brand Chooses To Give Back During Pandemic
This past month, JETCET has been selling their newly released up-cycled face masks, and have donated 100% of the proceeds to Campaign One At A Time so that we can continue to provide joy and support to children battling
Welcome To The Team!
Behind every impactful charity, sits a group of people who may not always be seen, but are essential in the existence of the organization; and that is the board of directors. Campaign One At A Time has had some
Quarantine: A Day in the Life of an Oncology Patient
For many, the current pandemic strikes fear; but for families and kids who are part of the oncology world, that fear comes across as normal. The fear of germs, viruses, anything contagious that can potentially put your life in
Campaign OAAT Activity Resources for Kids
Are your kids going stir crazy? Looking for some fun activities to pass the time? Look no further! During the shut downs for COVID-19, our team will be generating resources for your kids! We hope that this will help
The Power Of Community
48 hours is all it took! This 2 day sprint set a new Campaign OAAT record for the fastest campaign goal ever met! 17 year old Stage 4 Colon Cancer patient Cameron Harris Brown could have asked us for anything
Campaign OAAT in 2020
I really can’t believe it’s been 5 years since we sold our very first bracelet to fundraise for Sam. Who would have thought that selling bracelets to help my next door neighbor (Sam) who was battling leukemia would lead to