OUR REASON WHY THIS GIVING TUESDAY!
Join the SagerStrong Foundation this #Giving Tuesday and celebrate the “Thrivers” that we have met on our #bloodcancer journey to fight for a cure! We fight for Peyton, Kale, Jensen, Michael, and so many others –in memory of Craig– along with Craig, they are our reason to keep pushing forward to do more, learn more, and raise more funds to support blood cancer research to one day find a cure. We are in awe of their tenacity and perseverance –it is “our why” for doing what we do each day. Join us on Tuesday, November 30 to show your support for these warriors by helping spread awareness, information and their inspirational stories — to show them you have their back in the fight against blood cancer! Visit our Facebook page (SagerStrong Foundation) all day long to share hope this holiday season — and click here to give early for Giving Tuesday!
Joe Anoa’i (aka -“Roman Reigns”) talks with Stacy Sager on how he stayed tough in the face of cancer and fought through his second bout / CML diagnosis and treatment in 2019. Read his story HERE!
Anderson Kreiger, an 18 year old pediatric cancer thriver, is leading his life with perseverance and courage! Read his #StayingSagerStrong story HERE.
Peyton White is a 9th grader at Woodstock High School in Woodstock, Georgia and our first HomeTown Hero. Read more about Peyton’s fight against Chronic Myeloid Leukemia HERE!
Fourteen year old Harrison Springs of Charlotte, North Carolina was diagnosed with Lymphoma in May 2020. Read more about his story HERE.
Daimon Diggs is a 51 year old husband and father of four. He was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma in 2011. Read his #StayingSagerStrong story in his owns words HERE!
Richard Herman is a husband and father of three. He was diagnosed with AML Leukemia in 2010 at the age of 53. Read his #StayingSagerStrong story in his own words HERE.
Jensen Oliver is our 2021 Hometown Hero Award winner. She was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) in 2017 at the age of 8. Read her story of strength and determination HERE.
Faith Johnson was diagnosed with B cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (“ALL”) in 2020 at the age of 18. Read her story in her own words HERE.
Kale Corbett, a senior at Tallulah Falls School is our 2020 Hometown Hero. At 10 years old Kale was diagnosed with rare form of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Read more about Kale’s story HERE.
At the age of 27, Michael Wills Leukemia diagnosis came out of nowhere! He had just moved to a new city for a job promotion and was playing competitive tennis tournament. Read Michael’s story HERE and how his positive outlook is helping him stay #SagerStrong!
Andrew Appert was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in 2001 at age 5. Read his story HERE to find out how his personal experience with cancer has motivated him to help other pediatric cancer patients.
Imagine being diagnosed with cancer as teenager after your mother has been let go from her job? That’s what happened to Denale Hayes, 17, from Pensacola, Florida. Read his story HERE.
Click HERE to learn more about how the Archer Premier Baseball Team is helping to #StrikeoutBloodCancer