GCC ChainGang
- National: 434th
- Category: 23rd
Our Challenge
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$250 raised to fight kids' cancer!
We just hit $250 to fight kids' cancer! Thank you so much for your support.
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$100 raised to fight kids' cancer!
We just hit $100 to fight kids' cancer! Thank you so much for your support.
Posted 5 days ago -
16 May 2026
This September, GCC ChainGang is taking part in the Great Cycle Challenge to fight kids' cancer!
Why? Because right now, cancer is the biggest killer of children from disease in the United States. Over 15,700 children are diagnosed every year, and sadly, 38 children die of cancer every week.
Kids should be living life, not fighting for it.
So we are raising funds through our challenge to help these kids and support Children's Cancer Research Fund to allow them to continue their work to develop lifesaving treatments and find a cure for childhood cancer.
Please support us by making a donation to give these kids the brighter futures they deserve.
Your support will change little lives.
Thank you.
Jen
Posted 121 days ago
Our Sponsors
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Kick Cancer's Butt Day matched donation sponsored Jen Williams
“Here's your matched donation from a group of wonderful Children's Cancer Research Fund supporters. THANK YOU so much for your awesome efforts to kick cancer's butt!”
$150.01Received this donation 4 days ago
Jen
“Thank you so much for what you all are doing for the children and their families. This donation will get us closer to a cure 💛💛💛”
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Jen
“Thank you so much for your donation. This will help more than you know. 💛💛💛💛”
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Jen
“Thank you so much for your donation this will mean so much to the children, their families, and for me! 💛💛💛💛”
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Jen
“Thank you brother this means so much”
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Brian Pottenger sponsored Jen Williams
“Good luck this year, Jen”
$25.88Received this donation 35 days ago
Jen
“Thank you so much!”
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Jen
“Thank you mamma love you”
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Jen
“Thank you so much, this means a lot, and will get us closer to a cure.”
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Jen
“Thank you so much for supporting my ride to help find cures for Children’s Cancers”