We are GRATEFUL for our donors and partners. The Austin Hatcher Foundation wouldn ot be possible without our amazing supporters, sponsors and partners. This heartfelt video, shown at our Donor Stewardship Event, showcases the profound difference you have made in the lives of children and families affected by pediatric cancer. Through powerful testimonials and heartfelt stories, this video highlights the real-life experiences of those who have directly benefited from your generosity. Your continued support has been instrumental in providing 100%-free services such as counseling, therapy, family programs, specialized care and much-needed support to those who need it most. Together, we are making a difference and giving hope to families facing the challenges of pediatric cancer.

The Celebration of Life and Hope is the Austin Hatcher Foundation's largest fundraiser of the year. Every annual Celebration of Life and Hope honors one family who is facing pediatric cancer. The 2022 honorary family is the Henry family. Emily and Ben Henry have four boys, and their second youngest Fisher (8) was diagnosed in 2020 with leukemia. The mission of the Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer is to erase the effects of pediatric cancer and optimize each child’s quality of life through essential specialized intervention beginning at the time of diagnosis and continuing throughout survivorship. The foundation, founded in 2006 by Amy Jo Osborn and her husband, Dr. James Osborn, is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization. Services are provided to children with cancer, and their families, via the foundation’s acclaimed Education Advancement Center (EAC) in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The EAC is a state-of-the-art facility and is home to the foundation’s four divisions including Psycho-Oncology, Healthy Lifestyle Education, Diversionary Therapy and Industrial Arts Therapy. Background Music: Feelings by Peder B. Helland

What is the Austin Hatcher Foundation? This 32 second video gives you an inside look to our 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to erasing the effects of pediatric cancer.

We are so proud of our first annual Bubbles of Fun Run! We invited our staff, families, friends, and anyone they knew to come out to Camp Jordan for a Fun Run, 5K, or 10K to raise much needed funds for our organization!

The Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer is proud to have been a part of making Niko Blanks' dream come true with the Cosmic Odyssey Scholarship! The foundation worked alongside Niko and Yuri's Night to send families that have been impacted by pediatric cancer to space camp at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center ! We are so grateful to have been a part of this year's scholarship, and we can't wait for next year!

The Austin Hatcher Foundation has partnered with SATA German Engineering to build a Custom Coupe that will be unveiled at SEMA 2021. This custom Coupe is a part of the Austin Hatcher Foundation’s Industrial Arts STEM Program and Youth Engagement.  The Industrial Arts - STEM Therapy program serves a multipurpose function: first, to introduce and educate a STEM-based trade to children of all ages, and second, to treat and improve coordination deficits, behavioral, memory loss, learning and many other deficits as results of childhood cancer for both the affected child and their siblings.

As a part of our Industrial Arts Therapy Division, we worked with Ford to make modifications to their Explorer. This division was created to introduce STEM-based trade to children of all ages while treating and improving coordination deficits, memory loss, learning deficits, and more that may have resulted from their childhood cancer journey.

Cancer Looks Like Me - Austin Hatcher Foundation

We are so grateful to have Leslie and Miguel Morales of 1885 Grill to teach our kids fun ways to make delicious dinners at home!