“A lot of these children at our camps do not get to do regular normal activities outside their home or outside a hospital environment. I get to help give them the most amazing four days I can, to let them be okay for four days. They get to be that normal child for four days” Tammy Richardson
The NASCAR Foundation's Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award presented by Nationwide honors NASCAR fans who are also accomplished volunteers working for children’s causes in their communities throughout the United States. It's that time of year again. Four remarkable finalists are up for a $100,000 donation to the charity they represent. You can vote once a day, everyday for your favorite finalist. Voting ends November 29.
Tammy Richardson - 2017 Finalist - Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation
When Stephanie was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor, her response was immediate – and selfless. She became determined to personally meet every child in the state of Nevada who was also battling cancer. Fully aware that her own fight would not be won, she was committed to providing support to others.
Richardson runs the Camp Store at Camp Cartwheel, providing items and gifts for camp attendees. She volunteers 11 months annually. Camp Cartwheel is an outdoor camp experience designed to help children fighting cancer and other critical diseases. The camp is also welcoming to young patients’ siblings. The NCCF provides 25 pediatric programs and services to nearly 500 children.
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