Our Programs
Monkey In My Chair
Monkey in My Chair was started by Heidi Feyerherm-Smith, Love, Chloe founder and1qd. Her daughter, Chloe, loved monkeys and school so Heidi combined the two and created a fun way to keep students in treatment connected to their classmates.
What is our Fueling the Fight Campaign?
Our Fueling the Fight campaign is a way to provide gas cards to Kansas families who must travel for childhood cancer treatment.
Children diagnosed with cancer who live in Kansas cannot be treated in Salina. A small percentage of childhood cancer patients can travel to Wichita to seek treatment, however a majority of these children and their families must travel to Kansas City, MO for treatment and to receive follow up care. Most families travel an average of 3 hours or more to treatment. In a few cases, especially in far western Kansas, families travel outside of the state to receive care.
Fueling the Fight is funded through our distinctive license plate that is available throughout Kansas.
DIPG Collaborative
Love, Chloe helps fund research through the DIPG Collaborative. The collaborative is a group of several foundations across the U.S. that come together to fund multiple grants for
ground-breaking research each year.
By combining our resources, we are able to contribute more significantly in the continued search for the "home-run" cure.
Fuel the Fight with our Distinctive License Plate
If you are one of our supporters who have a Fueling the Fight license plate, thank you! If you're not, you can be!
All you need to do is request the Childhood Cancer distinctive license plate when you renew or purchase a new tag. Normal tag and tax fees will apply plus the additional $50 required donation.
Love, Chloe uses the donations to provide $250 gas cards to families who have a child in treatment. At this time, funding allows us to give each family one gas card per year, but we hope to increase that to twice a year in the future.
As of August 30, 2023, 498 Kansans have chosen our Fueling the Fight distinctive license plate! This number reflects renewals as well as new tags, but wow! That's almost $25,000 which has allowed 100 Kansas childhood cancer families to receive gas cards to get to and from treatments.
Click on the button below to learn more!
Remember a screw driver when you go as you'll need to remove your current tag and put the temporary one on on-site.