Every May, the brain cancer community comes together to raise awareness, share stories, and remember those we have lost. For the 4CAH Foundation, this month is personal. Christopher Alan Howze faced glioblastoma with grace and courage for three and a half years, and his story is one of thousands.
Brain cancer does not pause for school, for a career, or for a young artist finding his voice. That is why our work continues all year: scholarships, medical debt relief, tutoring, and studio time for students whose lives have been interrupted by serious illness.
This month, we ask you to learn the signs, support a family in treatment, or give what you can. Awareness turns into action when it reaches the people who need it most.