Easing the burden of
day-to-day life for families facing pediatric cancer

THE FGP DIFFERENCE

Unlike most pediatric cancer organizations, FGP focuses on parents. Our philosophy is that by alleviating some day-to-day stress through emotional and financial support, we give caregivers the gift of time and the capacity to better support their families during these difficult times.

Rare 12 Hour Rowing Challenge

December 6, 2024
6pm-6am
Rare CrossFit in Fredericksburg. Help us cheer on our 12-hour rowers while raising awareness and funds for pediatric cancer families! www.rarecrossfit.com

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Pohanka Gala and Christmas Tree Auction

December 14th, 2024
6:30-10:00 pm- Bid on the FGP Christmas Tree. Bidding available online or you can purchase tickets to attend the gala.
Jazz & a Mission Concert

January 24, 2025
7pm- Hillcrest UMC
2208 Lafayette Blvd,
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Free event; Donations accepted for FGP

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Stardust Ball

April 26, 2025
Our annual gala featuring an evening of music, delicious food and drinks, and an exciting live auction. This event is not just a fun night out but also a vital fundraiser, supporting FGP throughout the year.

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Guest Bartender Event

February 20, 2025 6-9pm
Come support your favorite bartenders - all tips go to FGP!
Sunken Well Tavern
720 Littlepage St,
Fredericksburg, VA 22401

OUR STORIES

“There is no way to express my gratitude for FGP. When Graeme was first diagnosed, everything was blurry – it was a whirlwind. Trying to understand the diagnosis, manage communication with friends and family members and keep it together was challenging. That’s an understatement.”

Graeme

“She was a breath of fresh air. Ceili took on her 2nd cancer with such a good spirit and she got tough fast. She was extremely well read and investigative about what was going on but yet was always looking for when she was going to get better and what life is going to be like after she got through treatment and had cancer behind her.”

Ceili

“In December of 2016, at four-years-old, Oliver was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. He came down with pneumonia, and a week later, we were at Children’s Hospital of Richmond learning the ropes of lumbar punctures and neutrophil counts. To be honest, most of that is a blur.”

Oliver

“We were a family of four: me and three amazing kids with one on the way. Michael, 15 years old at the time, was very active in sports, and a straight-A freshmen in high school, when our world completely changed. He became sick and ended up in the hospital to find out he needed two brain biopsies.”