“We were completely shocked and overwhelmed after Kenzie’s cancer diagnosis. The Dragonfly Foundation gave us things I would have never thought we needed (notebooks, pens, earplugs, laundry detergent, toothbrush, toothpaste, mints, and more). Dragonfly would also show up with supplies for the parent lounges, toys/gifts, tickets to movies and events, etc. They always made you feel special and made sure …
After diagnosis, pediatric cancer patients and their families quietly suffer from emotional, relationship, and practical challenges that continue to affect them for years to come. For these families, there is The Dragonfly Foundation. Your donation and support will make an immediate, profound, and local impact by providing the best support systems. You can’t fight the biggest battle of your life …
CINCINNATI, OH – Dec. 7, 2018 – The Dragonfly Foundation, which provides unwavering support to families affected by pediatric cancer, welcomes new board of directors members Brad Cates, of Prosource, and Thomas Stieritz, of The Christ Hospital Health Network. Cates, the president and CEO of the Cincinnati-based provider of technology solutions, document automation and office equipment, led a Prosource evolution …
**Lincoln Motor Company created/released a film about Dragonfly. Here are some of the responses we received to the film (Click here to see the film/behind the scenes info): “Let me applaud you for co-founding and shedding light on such an important issue for our cancer patients and families. Research is the cornerstone for progress with all facets of medicine – …
Last week, Lincoln Motor Company sponsored a special red carpet event for supporters of The Dragonfly Foundation. The event, held at Cinemark Theater in Oakley, OH, featured a screening of a film Lincoln created about Dragonfly for its Driven To Give program. Dragonfly families, staff, supporters and board members gathered together to see the film in a movie theater! Dr. …
By Barrett J. Brunsman – Staff reporter, Cincinnati Business Courier Nov 13, 2018, 12:07pm EST Updated Nov 13, 2018, 1:39pm The Dragonfly Foundation, which provides emotional and practical support for the families of children with cancer, is featured in a national advertising campaign of the Lincoln Motor Co. designed to help fund operations of the Greater Cincinnati nonprofit. A 4-minute …
The Dragonfly Foundation’s first experience with Lincoln Motor Company and their Driven to Give program started with a fundraiser at Montgomery Lincoln in Cincinnati, OH during a local “Driven to Give” event. (During that day, the company donated $20 to Dragonfly for each test drive.) As a young non-profit, we seize and rely on every fundraiser we get, no matter how big …
Cannes Honored Director Creates Film Sharing Dragonfly’s Story The Lincoln Motor Company enlisted the incredible talents of Cannes-recognized director, Michael Clarke, and cinematographer, Logan Triplett, to tell the story of The Dragonfly Foundation and its impact on families affected by pediatric cancer. The film is being featured in dealerships nationwide and on LincolnDrivenToGive.com, Lincoln’s social media accounts, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube, and Dragonfly’s …
Jayden was trick-or-treating one day at a Halloween gathering on October 30, 2013 and the next day, woke up not feeling well and rushed to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. Jayden was 6 years old. We were told that he had a tumor on his right kidney, most definitely cancer and surgery was to happen immediately in order for him to beat …
The Montgomery Women’s Club presented Dragonfly with a check for $3,000 on Thursday, October 18th for their 4th Annual Passport to Fashion event. Passport to Fashion took place on May 12th at the Manor House and was a HUGE success! It was a day of fashion, basket raffles, silent auction, delicious food, and good fun all to benefit Dragonfly and …
