Be #SagerStrong! Join the fight vs. blood cancer!

This is a tale of five very special people -- pulled together by one common thread... blood cancer.    The Sager family, having dealt with this diagnosis with their own Dad, Hall of Fame Sportscaster #CraigSager, knows all to well the battle, the fight and the perseverance it takes to #beatbloodcancer... that is why we have set up a very special award and program for those who battle and thrive through the process. 

**Meet our  SagerStrong Hometown Heroes!**

Our inaugural award winner — Peyton White, a Woodstock High School student– was diagnosed in 2019 with Chronic Myeloid Leukemia... and selected and honored as our first recipient --at the first SagerStrong Stadium Fun Run at the Atlanta Braves’ SunTrust Park on August 25, 2019. Peyton was invited out to the game with her family, was recognized at the run and the game as the Award winner, and participated in the run with us. Learn more about Peyton here: https://sagerstrongfoundation.org/peytons-story-2/

Kale Corbett, a sophomore at Mercer University / graduate of Tallulah Falls School,  was diagnosed with blood cancer in 2011 at the age of 10.  Read more about Kale-- our 2020 Hometown Hero Award winner -- his cancer story, and how he and his family stayed #SagerStrong through their journey:  https://sagerstrongfoundation.org/kales-story/

Jensen Oliver is a student at Bells Ferry Elementary. She is a thriver, for sure— diagnosed in 2017 and enduring intense chemotherapy to battle Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia for over two years, and coming through it all with an amazing attitude. She has been inspired by her experience and said she is thinking about becoming a doctor, now.

Click here to read on: https://sagerstrongfoundation.org/jensens-story/

Our 2022 Hometown Hero, Addison Bulloch, is a pediatric cancer survivor, currently in middle school in Jackson County. Addison had pre-B Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia at the age of 3 ½. Addison fought for 2 ½ years – and is in remission now. Read more about Addison, her cancer journey, and how she and her family are now staying #SagerStrong and sharing their strength with other through their Cape Free Connection HERE

And Gianna Dubiel -- the 2023 Hometown Hero Award winner... a hodgkins lymphoma thriver -  is in her Junior year at Georgia College, taking live in stride, putting cancer in the rear view mirror after her valiant victory!

It's people like Gianna, Peyton, Kale, Jensen and Addison who inspire us daily to do what we do.... they are  #OurWhy! Won't YOU give today to support kids these warriors in their fight... all donated funds will support pediatric blood cancer research and programs to benefit patients and families here in Georgia.

Learn more about our Hometown Hero program -- and help us support more patients like Gianna, Kale, Jensen, Peyton, Addison and others -- there are so many others that could benefit from a little support--- won't you please help?  Please donate today!