How can you make a difference?
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Hannah encourages you to get involved in your community and support whichever cause you are passionate about! Please read more about the causes Hannah is deeply invested in and consider supporting their initiatives.
Hannah published a children's book, the Crown of Courage. Crown of Courage tells the heartfelt story of Lily, inspired by a real childhood cancer patient. The book encourages children facing cancer to bravely share their stories, reminding readers that their voices have the power to affect change, inspire hope, and impact the world around them. Filled with joy, Crown of Courage shines a light on the resilience of children battling illness while helping families, schools, and communities better understand the emotional realities of pediatric cancer. Details about the book can be found at www.bellasteri.com. Bell Asteri Publishing is an independent publisher that publishes books by and for kids with cancer and their families. It is available in 45,000 retailers across 6 continents and on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Gold Together For Childhood Cancer Awareness -The Gold Together initiative began as a way for everyone to work together and make a huge impact. It started in St. Petersburg, Florida and can now be found at Relay for Life events nationwide with hundreds of Gold Together teams. Gold Together gives the opportunity to Relay for Life teams to restrict their funding solely for childhood cancer. Within this initiative, over one million dollars has been raised for pediatric cancer awareness programs and research.
H.U.G.S. 4 Childhood Cancer - A 501 (c) (3) non-profit founded in 2019 by Hannah Adams and her family, H.U.G.S. 4 Childhood Cancer focuses on legislative awareness, community awareness, and family support. The ultimate goal of this foundation is to assist families along their journeys with pediatric cancer while lightening the pain one hug at a time.
Hyundai Hope On Wheels - In 1998, Hyundai a small group of New England car dealers wanted to make a difference in their community. This eventually led them to the cause of pediatric cancer and creating Hyundai Hope On Wheels, a nationwide non-profit organization. With every Hyundai car sold, a portion of that sale goes to Hyundai Hope On Wheels. Over the past year, the non-profit surpassed a total of $225 million donated to pediatric cancer research in the United States. Across the country, handprint ceremonies take place where a child who has been impacted by cancer can place their handprint on a brand new white Hyundai. This signifies the belief that just like every handprint is unique, every child's battle with cancer is different. |