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MEET CLYDE

Clyde Hicks is an 8-year-old who ​loves baseball, his friends, and his ​family.


Clyde hates cancer and so do we.

to support his fight against pediatric ​brain and spinal cancer.

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MEET CLYDE

At eight years old, Clyde was diagnosed with a 3 cm cancerous tumor on his spinal cord in December 2023. He has bravely endured biopsies, MRIs, bloodwork, and surgery.

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Help us support Clyde and the Hicks family as they fight pediatric cancer.

TREATMENT JOURNEY

After completing a 6-week round of proton radiation in February, Clyde ​faced an unexpected development in April when MRI scans revealed ​concerning spots in his brain. This led to additional surgery and a second ​diagnosis of brain cancer. Clyde now begins intensive treatments, including ​immunotherapy and radiation, battling two different strains of cancer.

FAMILY STRENGTH

Clyde's dad, Nate, is actively serving in the Air Force, stationed near Baltimore. ​Together with his mom, Shelley, they are dedicated to Clyde's care while also ​supporting his 9-year-old sister, Clover. The Hicks family is grateful for their ​local community's support, especially since their immediate family does not ​live nearby. They travel weekly to DC’s Children’s National Hospital for car​e.

INSPIRING SPIRIT

Despite everything, Clyde has remained positive, funny, and joyful, inspiring everyone around him.

JOIN THE FIGHT & PRAY

Clyde and the Hicks family are navigating this challenging journey with incredible courage. They continue to find joy in sports, Scouts, and time with loved ones. They would love your prayers during this time.

Pediatric cancer is a long and sometimes lonely fight, and the Hicks family needs all our support as they take on this courageous battle.

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