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Pitcher Merrill Kelly invited 12 kids battling cancer to Chase Field.

Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting pediatric cancer patients and their families, recently honored Troon Country Club in Scottsdale for six years of impactful support.

Scarlett Bumgarner went to get her wisdom teeth removed shortly before her 16th birthday.

The home away from home for childhood cancer patients and their families has a new heart of the home: Baxter’s Kitchen.

The Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children (ACFC) has a beginning embedded in heartbreak.

Chrisie Abramo’s five-year-old daughter Ava lost her fight with cancer in 2012. That lead Abramo to create the Scottsdale-based Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children.

From athletes and educators to artists and entrepreneurs, these superlative Valley dwellers are raising the proverbial bar.

According to its president and founder Chrisie Funari, Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children helps kids with cancer.

During her young daughter’s unsuccessful cancer fight, Chrisie Funari formed the Scottsdale nonprofit, called the Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children.

Since 2014, the Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children has helped hundreds of families battling pediatric cancer.

Chrisie Funari founded The Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children in 2014 after losing her daughter, Ava, to cancer in 2012.

The Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children is helping more and more families, and now they have more space to do so.