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A Soundtrack for Hope: Big Stars & Pink Guitars Raises $1,098,250 for Breast Cancer

Edith Sanford, Sioux Falls

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!

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Jen’s Story: A Warrior’s Path to Healing

Cancer, Sioux Falls

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.

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Selah’s fight against necrotizing pneumonia

Children's, Sioux Falls

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.

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Turning Heartbreak Into Hope

Impact, Sioux Falls

Through the L3 Foundation (Live, Love, Landon), the Ahrendt family keeps fighting for kids and families facing childhood cancer.

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Family Philanthropy: How One Sioux Falls Family Works Together to Give Back

Leave a Legacy, Sioux Falls

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.

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Pediatric Patient’s Poem Celebrates Sanford Children’s Hospital

Children's, Sioux Falls

To express gratitude for his care, earlier this year Jaxon wrote “Heartbeat,” a poem about his experience at the Sanford Children’s Hospital.

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Children’s Gala raises more than $1.2 million for local kids

Children's, Sioux Falls

Hundreds stepped forward to invest in the mission of Sanford Children’s in October, raising more than $1.2 million for local pediatric patients and families at the 2024 Children’s Gala.

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A Legacy of Care: Remembering Lyle Schroeder

Leave a Legacy, Sioux Falls

The contributions of business leader and philanthropist Lyle E. Schroeder, who passed away on August 13, are etched into Sanford Health’s history and will shape its future.

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Emma’s Story: Living Beyond Pediatric Cancer

Children's, Sioux Falls

Diagnosed with a rare genetic neuromuscular disease, Isaac’s health journey has been long and complex. Through it all, he and his family have never walked alone thanks to expert pediatric care and patient support programs — all of which are fueled by philanthropy.

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Big Stars & Pink Guitars Raises More Than $1 Million for Breast Cancer Care

Fundraising, Sioux Falls

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