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Since 2020, we have supported over 1,000 families.

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Find Strength, Courage, and Joy

The hardships associated with pediatric cancer often leaves families feeling isolated, longing for a supportive community.

Since its foundation, The Dragonfly Foundation has been providing support to children with cancer and their families. We offer services to in-hospital and outpatient individuals, along with community-building activities. We provide respite during the journey of cancer treatment, restoring strength, courage, and joy.

events

Golf Classic

Join us September 15 from 12pm-8pm at Wilmette Golf Club for the Annual Dragonfly Golf Classic. We are thrilled to announce that we are hosting our Third Annual Golf Classic on Monday, […]

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Dragonfly Stories - Tales of Courage

Liam was born on July 19th, 2014 weighing a whopping 8lbs 14oz 21.5 inches long. Looked seemingly healthy and passed all the newborn tests and was good to go home […]

Brooklyn was a 22-month-old happy boy that was diagnosed on July 27, 2020. That last weekend in July, Brooke started having some gastrointestinal issues becoming lethargic and spiking a fever. […]

It has been a long seven years with our little one, Chase. At four months old, he was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. He has been through several […]

We found out about our daughter’s condition in November of 2019. She was playing with a drawing pad in her room when she had tripped over a toy and fell […]

On October 3, 2019, our lives changed so suddenly. Our daughter Ariyana, at nine years old, had been complaining of leg and arm pain and weakness. We didn’t think much […]

Ethan was a typical 3 year old boy prior to his diagnosis of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL). Being a typical boy, he would have occasional bruises on his arms or […]

Zain had just started kindergarten and he started having some trouble walking. My first thought was maybe he was riding his bike for too long or he may have fell […]

Four years ago this summer (July 9th, 2019) Jax was diagnosed with Leukemia (AML) at just 4 years old. It all started with his little sister having a virus. Jax […]