Let’s all help fight the war on pediatric cancer!

Beginning June 1, 2019 for every new Personal Line client’s quote we will contribute $10 to Unravel Pediatric Cancer.

Unravel Pediatric Cancer works with researchers and doctors with promising, innovative ideas so that new treatments and cures for childhood cancer can be found as quickly as possible. They are in the forefront of fundraising and helping to find more options for those families that are needing them to help save their children’s lives. Unravel supplies the information and support to individuals and communities that want to help create change. All money raised by this organization goes to the fight against pediatric cancer. For more information on Unravel Pediatric cancer go to https://unravelpediatriccancer.org/ or search Unravel Pediatric Cancer on Facebook.

Our Inspiration:

Picture of the late Elayna, who fought valiantly against pediatric cancer for four and a half years

This beautiful, sweet, and strong little girl is Elayna. She was diagnosed with cancer at age 5 and battled like a true warrior for 4 ½ years before she sadly lost her war against this terrible disease.

Elayna battled her cancer with grace and dignity and always with a smile. She participated in many fundraising events with an energy that drove those around her. She worked with Unravel even in her sickest and weakest of times in the fight for a cure. She believed with her whole heart that she and the people around her would make a difference in finding potential cures and treatments for her and other children with childhood cancers.

Through getting to know this family and their story, we learned about the sad fact that so little funding is dedicated to research and development of treatments for pediatric cancer patients.

In honor of this brave little angel and all children that are fighting their own war against pediatric cancer, KNH Insurance Services is helping to continue the fight and is supporting Elayna’s mom, Lucy, as she opens her own chapter of Unravel Pediatric Cancer to honor her best girl.

We wish that there was no need for organizations such as this to exist and our hope is that one day a cure will be found.