When Emily was treated for leukemia at St. Jude, her dad refused to imagine a future without her — and never stopped believing they’d share this moment.

Country music singer and songwriter Megan Moroney has been touring a lot the last few years, selling millions of albums. She added a special stop recently, visiting the campus of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital to perform for patients.
 
Megan also sat down with Faith, one of her biggest fans. Faith is being treated for Ewing sarcoma, a type of bone cancer. They bonded over binging favorite songs on repeat and the perks of being the baby of the family.
 
Megan’s debut album Lucky came out in 2023. Her second album, Am I Okay? peaked at number 3 in the U.S. Country charts. Megan’s latest album Cloud 9 is out now.
 
Faith wrote about meeting Megan, and you can read her piece at https://www.stjude.org/inspire/series/possibilities/megan-moroney-st-jude-visit-faith.html.
 
You can also watch Megan perform her song “Beautiful Things” for St. Jude patients and their families at https://youtu.be/jH17nFRdku0?si=mW4gVwvYNotzluUF.

Loved ones give back to St. Jude, where Cameron received treatment for brain cancer.

Through treatment parties and small acts of play, one family decided that even a year defined by cancer could still belong to a 4 year old.

When Tim Brinkmann proposed to Ann Sasser, it was the beginning of a lifelong commitment to each other — and to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Diagnosed with sickle cell disease in utero, Courtney navigates life with optimism.

Dr. Kim E. Nichols leans on findings from the Pediatric Cancer Genome Project to discover the role genes and ancestry play in the development of cancer.

The former St. Jude patient treated for cancer and sickle cell disease says her health journey helped her become determined, strong and hopeful.

They came to fish in the Mississippi River. They stayed to raise millions for St. Jude.

Camila's courage motivated her sister Alexandra to complete basic combat training.