st. jude

CNY may not be the biggest area in the country but it's filled with people who have the biggest hearts. Your generosity helped break records this year.

The band of Tompkins Drive is no stranger to Big Frog 104. Time and time again, the band shows they have heart.

Not only did Drain Masters donate to St Jude to fight childhood cancer for you downloading the Big Frog 104 app, they are showing even more heart by donating more.

The Rome Police department is spreading the love, giving their time to answer phones and money to end childhood cancer with St Jude.

Moments like this were plentiful on this night.

Brooklyn Hall has terminal cancer and her parents have created a bucket list so that she can be given as many beautiful memories as possible before she passes.

Red wagons are the preferred mode of travel through the halls of St. Jude for the youngest patients. Those wagons are made possible by gifts from you.

Utica Comets players Richard Bachman and Jaime Sifers joined CNY raising $27,800 for St Jude. And that's just day one!

The hospital does an amazing job of keeping cancer of off their minds. One way they do that, through artwork.

Thomas envisioned a hospital that would treat children regardless of race, color, creed or their family's ability to pay. A facility where research would shine light into the darkness.

Want to meet Cole Swindell? Show off your autographed guitar? Enjoy FrogFest, or have a good time at Swifty's? You can by helping save lives at St Jude.

People come and go but there are some who leave a lasting impression and change your life. That person for me was Frankie Lunn, a patient at St Jude.