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2026 Challenge Funds the Cure - Continuing the Fight Against Childhood Cancer!

Writer: Abby's Corner
Abby's Corner
Mar 28
2 min read

On March 28, 2026, we returned to Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, for another year of walking together in the fight against childhood cancer.


For the second consecutive year, we were proud to partner with the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation (NPCF) to support critical pediatric cancer research.


This year, 385 participants came together to raise an incredible $35,500, all of which went toward supporting pediatric cancer research!


Since our first Walk-A-Thon, we have been continually inspired by the generosity and dedication of our community. Each year, friends, families, and supporters come together to honor Abby's memory and help advance the search for better treatments and cures for childhood cancer.


Abby's Corner was founded in memory of Abigail O. Adewunmi, whose battle with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG) continues to inspire everything we do. Through our ongoing partnership with NPCF, we are proud to contribute to the broader fight against pediatric cancer while keeping Abby's legacy at the heart of our mission.


To everyone who walked, donated, fundraised, volunteered, or helped spread the word: thank you! Your continued support reminds us that even in the face of devastating diseases like DIPG, we are not alone in this fight.


Over the past three years, our Walk-A-Thons have brought together hundreds of supporters and raised more than $127,000 for childhood cancer research. We are incredibly proud of what our community has accomplished and excited to continue building on this impact in the years ahead.


Although another Walk-A-Thon has come to a close, our commitment remains stronger than ever. Together, we will continue raising awareness, funding research, and working toward a future where no family has to experience the heartbreak of childhood cancer.

For Abby, and for every child fighting cancer.


The Walk gets underway

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