More than 100 guests gathered at a private Preston Hollow estate to learn about the work of the Carson Leslie Foundation and celebrate our successes. Guests were treated to a wonderful night of decadent bites, vintage wine and spirited...
Always seeking to fill the void of loneliness and isolation experienced by teenage cancer patients, the Carson Leslie Foundation hosted 3 annual SHINDIGS on the oncology floor of Children’s Health Dallas. and distributed many backpacks filled with items to...
Working with Closer to the Cure, a fellow childhood brain cancer family and partner in CLF’s #cureMEdullo research initiative, we were honored to be beneficiaries of Closer to the Cure’s Bowl-A-Thon at Lucky Strike Lanes in Boston! Our Board...
The Carson Leslie Foundation founded the annual GOLDEN TOAST in Washington, DC to toast and celebrate the accomplishments the bipartisan Congressional Childhood Cancer Caucus, the childhood cancer community, and young cancer survivors for building an unstoppable collaborative GLOBAL movement...
With giant and generous hearts as well as deep pockets, the Beck Group hosts a very successful annual Bow Shoot at Cinnamon Creek. Each Bow Shoot is AMAZING! Raising close to half a million over the past 10 years....
Thanks to Chairman Kipp Webster and organizational champion Robyn Clark, Brian Chester who always comes through with an Argentinian Dove Shoot and the hundreds of shooters and volunteers who gather each year at Elm Fork Shooting Sports to shoot...
Sending notes of encouragement to young cancer fighters is what the You’ve Got Mail Club at Ursuline Academy is all about! Lucy Longg and Marley Wood, class of 2019, contacted the Foundation to see what they and their classmates...
via Representative Michael McCaul The Golden Toast is a time that I am able to toast those who are the reason we have accomplished so much: the advocates and the pediatric cancer survivors. Together we have made a lot...
When Michael Young talked to Carson Leslie for the last time, the conversation was typical. They talked about the cancer that was killing Carson at 17. There was no sense in avoiding it. Carson’s three-year struggle had in some...
