Welcome

Mascots for a Cure is dedicated to help children and their families battling cancer.  Through our passion, relentless pursuit of our goals, and the power of mascots, we foster hope, laughter, joy, positive memories, and love to support children and their families affected worldwide.

Mascots for a Cure started on February 21st, 2014, and was born out of a personal experience with cancer.  There is a good chance we have all been touched or affected by cancer in some way, shape or form.  There are stories behind each of these battles.  Our story is driven by passion, by the power of mascots, by creating unique opportunities and events for both people and mascots to be a part of, and most importantly we are driven by love.  We believe that together, we can help fight childhood cancer, one mascot at a time!

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Our Couragous Knights

Aaliyah
Mascots for a Cure is important to us because they bring joy not just to the kids but to the whole family. We as a family believe Mascots for a Cure is something every kid needs to experience at least once in their life because of the amazing difference they make.
Layla
Through all that Layla has endured, she has remained the shining light in her family. She hopes to inspire other kids to be brave and keep smiling.
Riggan
Riggan was diagnosed with Leukemia in 2014. What's amazing is the brave attitude he has had throughout the process.
Sadie
Sadie was diagnosed with leukemia in November. Sadie is very strong and her light shines so brightly as she presses through this journey.
Gabriel

Meet the Renteria family.  They were devastated on November 22, 2016, when the youngest of…

Max
Max is the bravest, strongest, toughest little dude out there. He has a super silly, crazy personality and an infectious giggle that puts a smile on everyone's face.
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