We'd like to thank the Alabama Wrestling Alliance for a huge fund raiser for thriteen year old Xander Reynolds and Kane's Warrior Kids.  We were able to raise $2,000 for Xander and his family. Now we look forward to Easter with the USA Women's and Children's Hospital on Friday April 12th. You can help! Email us at derekkanelong@gmail.com 

We had an amazing trip to the USA Women's and Children's Hospital in December blessing the kids who couldn't be home for Christmas. Just one of the many area's your donations help kids fighting cancer along the Gulf Coast.

    Warrior Kids    We work with members in your community and make a difference in families fighting childhood cancer

2019 Race Schedule

More than 4% of funding is needed

save

the kids

hope

for healing

• Every day, 43 children are diagnosed with cancer.
• 12% of children diagnosed with cancer do not survive.
• Children’s cancer affects all ethnic, gender and socio-economic groups.
• The average age of children diagnosed is six.

Violetta Smith 

Meet Our Team

Please take just sixty seconds to learn how you can help families with kids who are fighting Childhood cancer through art. Under funding is a big issue. We have teamed up with Serpents of Bienville Art Gallery for an amazing opportunity for our "Warrior Kids".

YOU

CAN HELP

Locally, and nationally, Kane's Warrior Kids is a vocal advocate for Childhood Cancer causes. We've been featured in national publications for our work with our "Warrior Kids". 

Kane The Cancer Slayer will be back in the #5. in 2019 in the Pure Stock  the open wheel modified. He  will run for the championship at Flomaton Speedway, and also race at the newly opened Tri-County Speedway.  See the current schedule here.

Kane's Warrior Kids has teamed up with several great organizations for childhood cancer fund raisers. See where you can help support our kids next......

Our Mission

Each year, the parents of approximately 15,700 parents will hear the words “your child has cancer.” Across all ages, ethnic groups and socio-economics, this disease remains the number one cause of death by disease in children. Despite major advances – from an overall survival rate of 10 percent just fifty years ago to nearly 90 percent today, for many rare cancers, the survival rate is much lower. Furthermore, the number of diagnosed cases annually has not declined in nearly 20 years.

Michelle Long

• More than 40,000 children undergo treatment for cancer each year.
• 60% of children who survive cancer suffer late-effects, such as infertility, heart failure and secondary cancers.
• There are approximately 375,000 adult survivors of children’s cancer in the United States.
• That equates to 1 in 530 adults ages 20-39.

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Brooke Bischoff
Secretary

Derek "Kane"Long