When I first met Amber Larkin, I was immediately impressed with her for many reasons. It was clear that she was a very successful businesswoman, a hard worker, a very loving mother, and someone with a great deal of passion for this cause. I saw that with her involvement and drive, Noah’s Light Foundation could be nothing short of successful in spreading awareness of pediatric cancers and ultimately working towards a cure.  The mission of this organization is so powerful, and more importantly, so necessary.

I must admit, before meeting the Larkin family, I was fairly uninformed when it came to pediatric brain and spinal cord cancers. While it is something I had heard of, I didn’t realize the reality being faced by the affected children and their families. The incidence of this cancer is growing rapidly every year and not enough is being done to stop it.  It is our mission to shine light on this issue and make people more aware of the lack of resources being committed to finding a cure.  This lack of resources is an outrage and a tragedy, and I, along with the Larkin family and Noah’s Light, am committed to changing it.

Upon meeting Noah, I immediately thought to myself “Wow, what an amazing little boy!”  He has been incredibly tough and gracious throughout his fight against one of the most unimaginable hardships that a child could ever face, and he is truly inspiring. It is people like Noah, Dennis, and Amber who will change the world. I am grateful to them that I get to be a part of it.

From everyone at Noah’s Light Foundation, thank you for all of your support! We can win this fight!