Drew’s Cruisers: A Line to Comfort and Care for the Tiniest Fighters We are honored and delighted to shine a spotlight on an extraordinary family in our 24 Foundation community.

Fighting Cancer One Mile at a Time Liv Brettschneider is going the extra mile – or rather 460 miles – with her dad, Bill in memory of her sister, Leslie

Celebrating Our Amazing Volunteers As we celebrate National Volunteer Week and Volunteer Appreciation Week, we are excited to shine a spotlight on some of our rock start volunteers. Louise Hindal

On Friday, June 21, 24 Foundation will launch its inaugural Dam to Dam standup paddleboarding event on the waters of the Catawba River. Participants will paddle 24 miles from the

It was once said, “True growth is not an attainable goal but a journey that will last a lifetime.” While our good friends, Shannon Carney and Dave Pschirer, who co-founded

Join our friend Lisa Payne aka LeeLee – a Life Navigator and a stage 4 colon cancer survivor – for a Positive Psychology exercise during the holiday season. Get out

At 24 Foundation, we are laser focused on making an enormous, positive impact on the cancer community. That’s why our annual Impact Reports are so important to us. They answer

Written by Brittany Yokley, Team Passport Boots Cancer In December 2021, I was diagnosed with breast cancer and have undergone various rounds of chemo, surgery, and radiation over the last

Our flagship event, 24 Hours of Booty, is a mere nine weeks away! If you are planning to ride this year, it’s time to gear up and make sure your

May is National Bike Month. Ben Cooley, owner of Bicycle Sport, joined 24 Foundation founder Spencer Lueders on WBTV with some safety tips to think about for a great riding experience. Ben’s Safety Tips: 

We are thrilled to announce the newest member of our team. Audrey Alexander Hood joins 24 Foundation as our new development director. In her role, she will lead fundraising efforts

Registration is now open for the 22nd Season of 24 Hours of Booty. This year’s 24 Hours of Booty presented by Levine Cancer Institute will occur from 7 p.m. Friday,

I’ve been thinking a lot about superheroes lately. Outwardly, superheroes are flashy. Traditionally, they swoop in donning shiny capes and tights while wielding swords and shields. Armed with this regalia,

I got it wrong. For almost a decade, I had my script wrong. And I’ve been updating my Booty fundraising page each summer for all that time. In error. I

Join us in welcoming Katherine Murphy as our new executive director. “We are thrilled to have Katherine [Murphy] at the helm of 24 Foundation,” said Bob Woods, chair of the