Sadie Keller Foundation

A nonprofit organization

Sadie was diagnosed with Leukemia at age 7 in 2015. During her treatment, she began making videos on youtube to explain what it is like to have cancer as a child. She created a non-profit foundation that started with a toy drive at Christmas called Sadie's Sleigh. Sadie is a public speaker, an advocate, a giver, and lobbies in Washington D.C. for more funding for childhood cancer. Sadie has done numerous television interviews including National news such as CNN, Fox News, ESPN, and Inside Edition.

The Sadie Keller Foundation currently focuses on

CHILDHOOD CANCER AWARENESS CAMPAIGN
-Only 4% of the National Cancer Institute funding is given to childhood cancer research. More AWARENESS equals more funding for research! We raise awareness through photos, videos, social media, National television interviews and public speaking events.

SADIE'S SLEIGH
-Providing thousands of toys and Christmas Magic to kids with cancer (and siblings) that are in the hospital on Christmas Day throughout North Texas. Sadie Keller Foundation has collected and donated over 100,000 toys for children oncology patients in the hospital on Christmas throughout DFW. Hospitals include Children's Medical Center in Dallas, Children's Medical Center in Plano, Cook Children's in Fort Worth, and Medical City Children's in Dallas.

Mission

The Mission of the Sadie Keller Foundation

"I know how hard it is to fight cancer as a child, first hand. My mission for the Sadie Keller Foundation is to put a smile on the faces of children fighting cancer all over the country, and remind them to keep fighting by giving them special gifts, to raise awareness for childhood cancer, and to make a HUGE impact."

- Sadie Keller, age 10

"Together we can make a difference!"