Cycling for a Purpose: GABR Raises $88,000+ for Local Kids
Hundreds from across the Bismarck area came together to cycle for good at the Great American Bike Race (GABR), raising over $88,000 for Sanford Children’s.
See MoreA Soundtrack for Hope: Big Stars & Pink Guitars Raises $1,098,250 for Breast Cancer
It was a night of music, mission and impact at the PREMIER Center as hundreds came together for the 8th annual Big Stars & Pink Guitars raising more than $1 million!
See MoreJen’s Story: A Warrior’s Path to Healing
Jen’s road to breast cancer remission was anything but easy, but thanks to expert care from the Edith Sanford Breast Center, she and her family never faced the journey alone.
See MoreSelah’s fight against necrotizing pneumonia
As the 2025 South Dakota Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Champion for Sanford Children’s in Sioux Falls, Selah’s parents are sharing her incredible story to help raise awareness and inspire support.
See MoreTurning Heartbreak Into Hope
Through the L3 Foundation (Live, Love, Landon), the Ahrendt family keeps fighting for kids and families facing childhood cancer.
See MoreGift for Patient Lodging Facility Honors Two Cherished Legacies
For Julie, a gift to the Sanford Roger Maris Cancer Center was a chance to honor two special women and the compassionate care they received.
See MorePaying it Forward: Bismarck Nursing Grad Gives Back in ND
David’s generosity through the Sanford Health Foundation will advance nursing education in ND for generations to come.
See MoreGiving in Gratitude: Dr. Howard Hoody
For Dr. Howard Hoody, practicing medicine in Bemidji was more than just a career—it was a chance to be part of something meaningful.
See MoreFamily Philanthropy: How One Sioux Falls Family Works Together to Give Back
Tom and Linda Elliott operate their business on the belief that success goes beyond profits— it’s about making a positive impact on the community.
See MoreCreating New Fields of Dreams
Moorhead High School’s Teiken Academy is using the game of football to shape today’s student-athletes into tomorrow’s leaders.
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