Fighting Pediatric Cancer. Funding Hope.

Raising funds with integrity to benefit current and future pediatric cancer patients and their families in Central New York through the sponsorship of pediatric oncology research and patient programs at Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital in Syracuse.

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Paige’s Butterfly Run 2024

Saturday, June 8, 2024 – Paige’s Butterfly Run brings over 2,000 runners and walkers from across Central New York to downtown Syracuse to participate in one of the region’s premier 5K races.

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Paige’s Butterfly Run

Join us on June 8, 2024! – Paige’s Butterfly Run brings over 2,000 runners and walkers from across Central New York to downtown Syracuse to participate in one of the region’s premier 5K races.

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Pajamarama

How can schools help support kids with cancer at Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital? Wear your PJ’s to work or school!

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Clams4Cures

Saturday, September 14, 2024 – Join us for a fun afternoon of clams, BBQ, music, games, raffles, and laughter at Clams 4 Cures! The event is at the Spinning Wheel in North Syracuse from 12:00 – 4:00 PM.

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How We Help

Thanks to the generous support of companies, teams and individuals each year, Paige’s Butterfly Run, Inc. is able to raise critical funds to benefit the children of Central New York. After event expenses our organization invests in the following initiatives that support the Central New York community.

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Ways to Give

Public support and donations are the lifeblood of an organization such as ours. We gratefully accept donations all year ’round and are faithful with your gifts. Learn more about the many ways you can make a meaningful contribution to our mission.

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Kaiden’s Story

Kaiden has always been a picky eater. But things got progressively worse for us as he began to lose the desire to eat. This started happening in the fall of 2019 at 9 years old. His loss of appetite was accompanied by headaches, fatigue, weight loss and many visits to our pediatrician and his school nurse. After months of appointments and bloodwork…

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