BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/ical-org/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 5.1.4//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join us for our December presentation\, with Cameron Carlin fro m His Grace Foundation.  His Grace Foundation provides physical\, emotion al and financial support to the patients and families of the Bone Marrow T ransplant Unit (BMTU) at Texas Children’s Hospital (TCH).   In a single year\, His Grace Foundation serves over 150 in-patient children receiving a BMT and hundreds more visiting the out-patient clinic. Often described as the ‘last hope for a cure’\, BMT patients suffer from life-threaten ing diseases such as leukemia\, lymphoma\, neuroblastoma\, SCIDS\, sickle cell disease\, rare blood disorders\, brain tumors and other types of canc er. Patients served by TCH often live in the Greater Houston area\, though many travel from other cities\, states\, and even countries\, leaving beh ind their local support systems and entering a 6-8 week period of isolatio n. Texas Children’s Hospital’s state-of-the-art and award winning Bone Marrow Transplant Unit houses 25 beds across two floors in their Main Cam pus complex. Cameron brings more than a decade of experience leading fundr aising\, community engagement\, and program development across nonprofits and professional sports. Most recently at Texas Children's Hospital\, he o versaw a community fundraising portfolio generating more than $5.3 million \, managing 100+ events and stewarding relationships with individuals\, sc hools and businesses. Before that\, he held community relations roles with the Houston Dynamo FC and the San Antonio Spurs\, designing programs that reached thousands of children and families. He combines relationship driv en fundraising with data-informed strategy and a genuine passion for conne cting people to causes that matter. This work is also personal. Cameron kn ows firsthand what it means to watch a family member endure a long\, diffi cult hospital stay fighting a serious illness. The physical\, financial\, and emotional exhaustion\, along with the isolating feeling of life moving on outside those walls plays a huge toll on every member of the family. T hat understanding is what drew Cameron to His Grace Foundation\, and what drives him every day to show up for the families we serve. DTEND:20261201T060000Z DTSTAMP:20261103T230406Z DTSTART:20261202T000000Z LOCATION: SEQUENCE:1 SUMMARY:Speaker - Cameron Carlin His Grace Foundation UID:ef29dad1-7173-42c5-8179-b312b7b76458 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Join us for our December presentation\, wit h Cameron Carlin from His Grace Foundation. \;
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\nHis Grac e Foundation provides physical\, emotional and financial support to the pa tients and families of the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit (BMTU) at Texas Chi ldren&rsquo\;s Hospital (TCH).
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In a single year\, His Grace Foundation serves over 150 in-patient children receiving a BMT and hundreds more visiting the out-patient clinic. Often described as the &lsquo\;last hope for a cure&rsquo\;\, BMT patients suffer from life-threa tening diseases such as leukemia\, lymphoma\, neuroblastoma\, SCIDS\, sick le cell disease\, rare blood disorders\, brain tumors and other types of c ancer.

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Patients served by TCH often live in the Greater Houston area\, though many travel from other cities\, states\, and even countries\ , leaving behind their local support systems and entering a 6-8 week perio d of isolation.

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Texas Children&rsquo\;s Hospital&rsquo\;s state- of-the-art and award winning Bone Marrow Transplant Unit houses 25 beds ac ross two floors in their Main Campus complex.
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\nCameron bri ngs more than a decade of experience leading fundraising\, community engag ement\, and program development across nonprofits and professional sports. Most recently at Texas Children'\;s Hospital\, he oversaw a community fundraising portfolio generating more than $5.3 million\, managing 100+ ev ents and stewarding relationships with individuals\, schools and businesse s. Before that\, he held community relations roles with the Houston Dynamo FC and the San Antonio Spurs\, designing programs that reached thousands of children and families. He combines relationship driven fundraising with data-informed strategy and a genuine passion for connecting people to cau ses that matter. This work is also personal. Cameron knows firsthand what it means to watch a family member endure a long\, difficult hospital stay fighting a serious illness. The physical\, financial\, and emotional exhau stion\, along with the isolating feeling of life moving on outside those w alls plays a huge toll on every member of the family. That understanding i s what drew Cameron to His Grace Foundation\, and what drives him every da y to show up for the families we serve.

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