Catie's Gathering

Catie’s Gathering is an inspiring event benefiting Catie’s Fund of CURE Childhood Cancer. This special dinner features unique, individually-themed table decorations, a silent auction, a live auction, and a moving program. Since its inception, Catie’s Gathering has grown from one to eight separate events across the Southeast. To date, Catie’s Fund has raised more than $6 million.

The funds raised are invested in CURE’s research initiatives – specifically, our Precision Medicine Program, which focuses on individualized treatments based on each child’s genetic makeup and is used to support patients and their families in their fight against childhood cancer.

If you’d like to learn more about hosting your own Catie’s Gathering event, click HERE.

Saturday, August 15, 2026 | 6:00 pm

Columbia County Exhibition Center
212 Partnership Drive, Grovetown, Georgia

Saturday, August 15, 2026 | 6:00 pm

Columbia County Exhibition Center
212 Partnership Drive, Grovetown, Georgia

August 29, 2026

Bryan County Elementary School
250 Payne Dr. Pembroke, GA

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Catie’s Gathering Bryan brought together more than 450 guests for a beautiful evening in support of CURE Childhood Cancer. Sponsored by Badger Rental, CUB Enterprises, Industrial Technical Coatings, and many other generous partners, the event featured raffles, a silent and live auction, and a special performance by Stepz Dance Studio.

The hostesses went above and beyond, decorating their tables with stunning creativity. Tablescapes ranged from whimsical themes like Wicked and lighthearted “redneck” designs to on-topic tributes, including a reader’s table titled The Next Chapter is a CURE.

A particularly moving moment came when the crowd watched a video sharing survivor Alaina’s inspiring story of her battle against osteosarcoma. Following the video, Alaina took the stage to autograph a CURE flag, which was then auctioned off for more than $5,000.

Thanks to the incredible generosity of sponsors, donors, hostesses, attendees, and a whole lot of hard work by the planning committee, the evening raised an astounding $170,000 to further CURE’s mission of funding research and supporting families facing childhood cancer.

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August 29, 2026

Bryan County Elementary School
250 Payne Dr. Pembroke, GA

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Catie’s Gathering Bryan brought together more than 450 guests for a beautiful evening in support of CURE Childhood Cancer. Sponsored by Badger Rental, CUB Enterprises, Industrial Technical Coatings, and many other generous partners, the event featured raffles, a silent and live auction, and a special performance by Stepz Dance Studio. 

The hostesses went above and beyond, decorating their tables with stunning creativity. Tablescapes ranged from whimsical themes like Wicked and lighthearted “redneck” designs to on-topic tributes, including a reader’s table titled The Next Chapter is a CURE. 

A particularly moving moment came when the crowd watched a video sharing survivor Alaina’s inspiring story of her battle against osteosarcoma. Following the video, Alaina took the stage to autograph a CURE flag, which was then auctioned off for more than $5,000. 

Thanks to the incredible generosity of sponsors, donors, hostesses, attendees, and a whole lot of hard work by the planning committee, the evening raised an astounding $170,000 to further CURE’s mission of funding research and supporting families facing childhood cancer. 

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October 3, 2026

New Riverside Barn
30 Red Barn Dr
Bluffton, SC 29910

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On October 4, 2025, more than 150 guests filled The Barn at Hampton Lake for the first annual Catie’s Gathering Bluffton–Hilton Head, a beautiful evening of hope, generosity, and community spirit benefiting CURE Childhood Cancer.

The night was filled with heartfelt touches — live music by a patient mom, Danielle Hicks, a delicious dinner from Sippin’ Cow, and stunning table designs by hostesses that wowed guests with themes ranging from Mahjong Social Club to a “Race for a CURE” Kentucky Derby display. During cocktail hour, Golden Hour offered permanent jewelry experiences, donating all proceeds to the event and giving guests a lasting memento of the night.

Guests enjoyed a silent auction, a mystery kids’ play bundle raffle, and two surprise live auction moments — a garden flag autographed by two young survivors, and the coveted head table for next year’s event.

A moving program, including the story of Luna and Meredith, followed by an update on the girls from their mothers and a photo slideshow of local patients honoring the many families represented at the event and the children whose courage inspires this community to come together, reminded attendees of the importance of the mission.

The event’s success was made possible thanks to the hard work of the committee members and the generous support of sponsors Genesis Construction, Cargo Group LLC, Maxey Blackstream Christie’s International Real Estate, Howard Lumber and Hardware, and JIT Warehousing & Logistics.
Together, this inspiring community raised an incredible $55,474 to help fund research and support children fighting cancer.

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Women dressed as Minions promoting CURE Childhood Cancer.

October 3, 2026

New Riverside Barn
30 Red Barn Dr
Bluffton, SC 29910

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On October 4, 2025, more than 150 guests filled The Barn at Hampton Lake for the first annual Catie’s Gathering Bluffton–Hilton Head, a beautiful evening of hope, generosity, and community spirit benefiting CURE Childhood Cancer.

The night was filled with heartfelt touches — live music by a patient mom, Danielle Hicks, a delicious dinner from Sippin’ Cow, and stunning table designs by hostesses that wowed guests with themes ranging from Mahjong Social Club to a “Race for a CURE” Kentucky Derby display. During cocktail hour, Golden Hour offered permanent jewelry experiences, donating all proceeds to the event and giving guests a lasting memento of the night.

Guests enjoyed a silent auction, a mystery kids’ play bundle raffle, and two surprise live auction moments — a garden flag autographed by two young survivors, and the coveted head table for next year’s event.

A moving program, including the story of Luna and Meredith, followed by an update on the girls from their mothers and a photo slideshow of local patients honoring the many families represented at the event and the children whose courage inspires this community to come together, reminded attendees of the importance of the mission.

The event’s success was made possible thanks to the hard work of the committee members and the generous support of sponsors Genesis Construction, Cargo Group LLC, Maxey Blackstream Christie’s International Real Estate, Howard Lumber and Hardware, and JIT Warehousing & Logistics.
Together, this inspiring community raised an incredible $55,474 to help fund research and support children fighting cancer.

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The Biscuit Company
219 Oak St, Thomasville, GA

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Catie’s Gathering was held in Moultrie on April 26, at Southern Regional Technical College’s Southwest Georgia Banking Conference Center. The evening began with a cocktail hour where guests were able to mingle, look at the beautifully decorated tables, and browse the silent auction, which was full of exciting items donated by community members and local businesses. Dinner was provided by Dalton’s, and beverages were donated by Albany Beverage Company. After the meal, a moving program featured a video highlighting Rhea, a local Boston, GA patient, and her courageous journey battling osteosarcoma. Rhea and her family were in attendance, and the support and care for their family were evident throughout the room. Following the video, attendees showed an outpouring of generosity and far exceeded the FUND-A-CURE goal of $10,000 by donating an astonishing $18,085! The evening ended with a slideshow that included photos of local patients who have battled pediatric cancer, many of whom were represented by family and friends at the event.

The funds raised are invested in CURE’s research initiatives – specifically the Precision Medicine Program, which focuses on individualized treatments based on each child’s genetic makeup. The funds also offer general support to patients and their families fighting childhood cancer.

Sponsors of Catie’s Gathering Moultrie included Colquitt Regional Medical Center, Lasseter Motors, Kelley-Meister Insurance Services of Georgia, and Hurst Boiler, CCH Construction, Colquitt EMC, Flowers Foods, Stone’s Home Center, Tyson Steel Building Products, Ty Ty Ag Services, South Georgia Bank, and Caldwell & Langford.

We would like to thank our Catie’s Gathering event planning committee, event sponsors, volunteers, table hostesses, vendors, and auction donors for an extremely successful event. Together, we raised $40,507.87 to fight childhood cancer.

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The Biscuit Company
219 Oak St, Thomasville, GA

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Catie’s Gathering was held in Moultrie on Saturday, April 26, at Southern Regional Technical College’s Southwest Georgia Banking Conference Center. The evening began with a cocktail hour where guests were able to mingle, look at the beautifully decorated tables, and browse the silent auction, which was full of exciting items donated by community members and local businesses. Dinner was provided by Dalton’s, and beverages were donated by Albany Beverage Company. After the meal, a moving program featured a video highlighting Rhea, a local Boston, GA patient, and her courageous journey battling osteosarcoma. Rhea and her family were in attendance, and the support and care for their family were evident throughout the room. Following the video, attendees showed an outpouring of generosity and far exceeded the FUND-A-CURE goal of $10,000 by donating an astonishing $18,085! The evening ended with a slideshow that included photos of local patients who have battled pediatric cancer, many of whom were represented by family and friends at the event.

The funds raised are invested in CURE’s research initiatives – specifically the Precision Medicine Program, which focuses on individualized treatments based on each child’s genetic makeup. The funds also offer general support to patients and their families fighting childhood cancer.
Sponsors of Catie’s Gathering Moultrie included Colquitt Regional Medical Center, Lasseter Motors, Kelley-Meister Insurance Services of Georgia, and Hurst Boiler, CCH Construction, Colquitt EMC, Flowers Foods, Stone’s Home Center, Tyson Steel Building Products, Ty Ty Ag Services, South Georgia Bank, and Caldwell & Langford.

We would like to thank our Catie’s Gathering event planning committee, event sponsors, volunteers, table hostesses, vendors, and auction donors for an extremely successful event. Together, we raised $40,507.87 to fight childhood cancer!

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February 2027

The Venues at Trustees’ Garden
Kehoe Ironworks Annex
660 East Broughton
Savannah, GA

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From Jersey Shore antics to K-Pop Cancer Hunters’ moves, Disney princess magic, and pickleball prowess, Savannah was the place where worlds collided for a cause that truly matters. On February 20th, this unforgettable mix of personalities—along with countless supporters—gathered for CURE Childhood Cancer’s 12th annual Catie’s Gathering, presented by Coastal Electric, celebrating hope, community, and the fight against childhood cancer. Over 450 members of the Savannah community came together to create a beautiful, fun, inspiring night to honor the children battling cancer, celebrate the survivors, and remember those precious lives we’ve lost.

The event benefits Catie’s Fund, a named fund of CURE. Catie’s Fund was established by Jenny and Tre Wilkins in memory of their firstborn daughter, Catie, who lost her battle with medulloblastoma at four years old. The fund supports CURE’s research initiatives – specifically, the Precision Medicine Program, which focuses on individualized treatments based on each child’s genetic makeup and is used to support patients and their families in their fight against childhood cancer.

The evening started with a cocktail hour and live music by Junkyard Angel while attendees browsed the silent auction of over 200 items donated by local businesses and supporters. Table hosts outdid themselves with their themes this year, creating gorgeous tablescapes with coordinating details and coming dressed in theme with their tables. A delicious buffet dinner catered by Magnolia Grill followed.

Emcee Andrew Davis guided guests through an evening dedicated to hope and inspiration. Mandy Garola, CURE Childhood Cancer’s Vice President for South Georgia, kicked off the program by celebrating CURE’s 50th anniversary, highlighting both the incredible progress made since 1975 and the work that still lies ahead. Attendees were deeply moved by the story of Harper, a courageous young girl battling a Wilms tumor, which inspired a record-breaking response during the spirited Fund-a-CURE paddle raise. The night concluded with an extraordinary live auction, featuring a standout piece of artwork created from the handprints of patients and survivors forming the word “JOY,” which sold for $20,000 to a generous supporter. The evening was filled with meaningful moments and joyful celebration, leaving all who attended inspired and uplifted.

We would like to thank our Catie’s Gathering title sponsor, Coastal Electric, the event committee, event sponsors, volunteers, table hostesses, vendors, and auction donors for an extremely successful event. Together, we raised $432,021.93 to fight childhood cancer!

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February 20, 2026

The Venues at Trustees’ Garden
Kehoe Ironworks Annex
660 East Broughton
Savannah, GA

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From Jersey Shore antics to K-Pop Cancer Hunters’ moves, Disney princess magic, and pickleball prowess, Savannah was the place where worlds collided for a cause that truly matters. On February 20th, this unforgettable mix of personalities—along with countless supporters—gathered for CURE Childhood Cancer’s 12th annual Catie’s Gathering, presented by Coastal Electric, celebrating hope, community, and the fight against childhood cancer. Over 450 members of the Savannah community came together to create a beautiful, fun, inspiring night to honor the children battling cancer, celebrate the survivors, and remember those precious lives we’ve lost.

The event benefits Catie’s Fund, a named fund of CURE. Catie’s Fund was established by Jenny and Tre Wilkins in memory of their firstborn daughter, Catie, who lost her battle with medulloblastoma at four years old. The fund supports CURE’s research initiatives – specifically, the Precision Medicine Program, which focuses on individualized treatments based on each child’s genetic makeup and is used to support patients and their families in their fight against childhood cancer.

The evening started with a cocktail hour and live music by Junkyard Angel while attendees browsed the silent auction of over 200 items donated by local businesses and supporters. Table hosts outdid themselves with their themes this year, creating gorgeous tablescapes with coordinating details and coming dressed in theme with their tables. A delicious buffet dinner catered by Magnolia Grill followed.

Emcee Andrew Davis guided guests through an evening dedicated to hope and inspiration. Mandy Garola, CURE Childhood Cancer’s Vice President for South Georgia, kicked off the program by celebrating CURE’s 50th anniversary, highlighting both the incredible progress made since 1975 and the work that still lies ahead. Attendees were deeply moved by the story of Harper, a courageous young girl battling a Wilms tumor, which inspired a record-breaking response during the spirited Fund-a-CURE paddle raise. The night concluded with an extraordinary live auction, featuring a standout piece of artwork created from the handprints of patients and survivors forming the word “JOY,” which sold for $20,000 to a generous supporter. The evening was filled with meaningful moments and joyful celebration, leaving all who attended inspired and uplifted.

We would like to thank our Catie’s Gathering title sponsor, Coastal Electric, the event committee, event sponsors, volunteers, table hostesses, vendors, and auction donors for an extremely successful event. Together, we raised $432,021.93 to fight childhood cancer!

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March 2027

The Market at Visit Statesboro
228 S. Main St., Statesboro

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The Statesboro community once again opened its hearts to CURE Childhood Cancer this spring at Catie’s Gathering! On Saturday, March 15th, The Market at Visit Statesboro was transformed into a stunning display of creativity and generosity as table hostesses adorned their tables with beautiful linens, elegant dishes, and breathtaking floral arrangements. Each table reflected a unique and thoughtful theme—from bingo to book club and everything in between—showcasing the incredible care and support for pediatric cancer patients and their families in every carefully chosen detail. 

During the cocktail hour, guests mingled, enjoyed the music of Brent Stephens, and perused the silent auction full of items donated by many local businesses. Also, the bingo ladies worked the room and sold every single one of their 100 cards which were later used to play two rousing games during the course of the night. Cards were such a hot commodity that the final one was auctioned off for $600! Michael, an osteosarcoma survivor, blessed the meal that was prepared by Blue Mile Catering for the 200 attendees. Following dinner, Beth Boswell shared the story of her family’s journey with pediatric cancer. Emcee Ryan Quick and auctioneer Rusty Lane followed with a moving presentation of how donations from the evening are used fund programs and research helping patients and families directly in South Georgia and the Statesboro area. A spirited live auction capped off the night with Michael helping encourage bidders to go higher and raise additional funds. It was an incredible and moving evening! 

We would like to thank the event committee, event sponsors, volunteers, table hostesses, vendors, and auction donors for an extremely successful event. Together, the Statesboro community raised $89,198.77 to fight childhood cancer!    

March 2027

The Market at Visit Statesboro
228 S. Main St., Statesboro

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The Statesboro community once again opened its hearts to CURE Childhood Cancer this spring at Catie’s Gathering! On Saturday, March 15th, The Market at Visit Statesboro was transformed into a stunning display of creativity and generosity as table hostesses adorned their tables with beautiful linens, elegant dishes, and breathtaking floral arrangements. Each table reflected a unique and thoughtful theme—from bingo to book club and everything in between—showcasing the incredible care and support for pediatric cancer patients and their families in every carefully chosen detail.

During the cocktail hour, guests mingled, enjoyed the music of Brent Stephens, and perused the silent auction full of items donated by many local businesses. Also, the bingo ladies worked the room and sold every single one of their 100 cards which were later used to play two rousing games during the course of the night. Cards were such a hot commodity that the final one was auctioned off for $600! Michael, an osteosarcoma survivor, blessed the meal that was prepared by Blue Mile Catering for the 200 attendees. Following dinner, Beth Boswell shared the story of her family’s journey with pediatric cancer. Emcee Ryan Quick and auctioneer Rusty Lane followed with a moving presentation of how donations from the evening are used fund programs and research helping patients and families directly in South Georgia and the Statesboro area. A spirited live auction capped off the night with Michael helping encourage bidders to go higher and raise additional funds. It was an incredible and moving evening!

We would like to thank the event committee, event sponsors, volunteers, table hostesses, vendors, and auction donors for an extremely successful event. Together, the Statesboro community raised $89,198.77 to fight childhood cancer!

March 2027

Marquee on Main
107 N. Main Street, Sylvania, GA 30467

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The first Screven County Catie’s Gathering was a tremendous success – made possible by the dedication of our hardworking committee, volunteers, hostesses, guests, and sponsors, and most importantly, by an incredible community that showed up and supported the cause in such a meaningful way.

We are incredibly grateful for our sponsors, including Bank of Newington, Ross Drugs, Planters Communication, and Brown’s Electric. Along with several others, these sponsors served as the backbone of this event and made it all possible. We also appreciate our generous in-kind sponsors, including Oak 45 for supplying the drinks, Food Lion for providing beverages, and Fish Eye Grill for providing the delicious meal.

The program included an overview of CURE, presented by Jenny Wilkins; she did a wonderful job explaining how CURE fuels lifesaving childhood cancer research while supporting children and families during their cancer fights. Two local children were highlighted during the evening. Wray is a 15-year-old who fought osteosarcoma but is now in remission, said the blessing. Michael, a 14-year-old with osteosarcoma, came to the stage and assisted the auctioneer with the live auction. The night was full of hope, encouragement, fun, and love.

Thanks to the Screven County community, we are so excited to share that together we raised $100,500. The impact of these funds will be meaningful for families facing childhood cancer, providing funding for lifesaving research and support for families in treatment, such as financial assistance, counseling, and meals in the hospital.

Thank you, Screven County, for showing up, showing out, and rallying behind families battling childhood cancer. Your incredible generosity made an unforgettable impact!

March 2027

Marquee on Main
107 N. Main Street, Sylvania, GA 30467

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The first Screven County Catie’s Gathering was a tremendous success – made possible by the dedication of our hardworking committee, volunteers, hostesses, guests, and sponsors, and most importantly, by an incredible community that showed up and supported the cause in such a meaningful way.

We are incredibly grateful for our sponsors, including Bank of Newington, Ross Drugs, Planters Communication, and Brown’s Electric. Along with several others, these sponsors served as the backbone of this event and made it all possible. We also appreciate our generous in-kind sponsors, including Oak 45 for supplying the drinks, Food Lion for providing beverages, and Fish Eye Grill for providing the delicious meal.

The program included an overview of CURE, presented by Jenny Wilkins; she did a wonderful job explaining how CURE fuels lifesaving childhood cancer research while supporting children and families during their cancer fights. Two local children were highlighted during the evening. Wray is a 15-year-old who fought osteosarcoma but is now in remission, said the blessing. Michael, a 14-year-old with osteosarcoma, came to the stage and assisted the auctioneer with the live auction. The night was full of hope, encouragement, fun, and love.

Thanks to the Screven County community, we are so excited to share that together we raised $100,500. The impact of these funds will be meaningful for families facing childhood cancer, providing funding for lifesaving research and support for families in treatment, such as financial assistance, counseling, and meals in the hospital.

Thank you, Screven County, for showing up, showing out, and rallying behind families battling childhood cancer. Your incredible generosity made an unforgettable impact!

April 10, 2027

Clarence Morgan Gym
1750 GA-21 S
Springfield, GA

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What an unforgettable evening at this year’s Catie’s Gathering Effingham. With attendance of more than 600 guests, the community came together in an extraordinary way to support CURE Childhood Cancer and the families we serve.

Because of the incredible generosity in the room, we are thrilled to share that the event raised an astounding $542,592 to fuel lifesaving pediatric cancer research, provide family support services, and bring hope to children battling cancer. Every dollar raised helps move us closer to better treatments, safer therapies, and ultimately cures for children facing this disease.

The feeling in the room was hard to describe. There was a powerful sense of community, compassion, and shared purpose. It was a reminder that we are truly in this together. When each person does their part, whether by sponsoring, volunteering, donating, bidding, or attending, the collective impact becomes something extraordinary. The generosity on display throughout the evening was nothing short of amazing.

One of the most meaningful moments of the night was sharing the story of Rhea, a courageous young lady who has bravely faced her battle with Osteosarcoma. The strength and spirit of her and her family moved everyone in attendance. Rhea also donated a beautiful painting, which became one of the most sought-after items in the live auction, inspiring generous bidding and serving as a powerful symbol of hope.

The live auction was filled with unforgettable moments, including the coveted head table selling for more than $20,000 before being generously donated back and auctioned a second time – a powerful reflection of the generosity, heart, and selflessness of this community. We are deeply grateful to our Title Sponsor, Springfield Elementary School, for their remarkable leadership, hard work, and commitment. We also extend heartfelt thanks to our Spotlight Sponsors: The McGraley Company, G&M Mechanical, South Effingham High School, and South Effingham Elementary School for their outstanding support and partnership.

More than 50 sponsors and over 80 volunteers helped make this night possible. Their generosity, time, and dedication ensured every detail was covered and every guest felt the heart behind this mission. Guests enjoyed live music from Yours for the Taking during cocktail hour, a wonderful meal from Simply Southern Catering, and a fantastic VIP experience provided by Southern Kafe.

Most importantly, the success of Catie’s Gathering means real impact for children with cancer and their families. Funds raised will help accelerate promising pediatric cancer research, support clinical trials, provide emergency financial assistance to families, and ensure no family walks through a diagnosis alone.

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April 10, 2027

Clarence Morgan Gym
1750 GA-21 S
Springfield, GA

Read about the most recent event

What an unforgettable evening at this year’s Catie’s Gathering Effingham. With attendance of more than 600 guests, the community came together in an extraordinary way to support CURE Childhood Cancer and the families we serve.

Because of the incredible generosity in the room, we are thrilled to share that the event raised an astounding $542,592 to fuel lifesaving pediatric cancer research, provide family support services, and bring hope to children battling cancer. Every dollar raised helps move us closer to better treatments, safer therapies, and ultimately cures for children facing this disease.

The feeling in the room was hard to describe. There was a powerful sense of community, compassion, and shared purpose. It was a reminder that we are truly in this together. When each person does their part, whether by sponsoring, volunteering, donating, bidding, or attending, the collective impact becomes something extraordinary. The generosity on display throughout the evening was nothing short of amazing.

One of the most meaningful moments of the night was sharing the story of Rhea, a courageous young lady who has bravely faced her battle with Osteosarcoma. The strength and spirit of her and her family moved everyone in attendance. Rhea also donated a beautiful painting, which became one of the most sought-after items in the live auction, inspiring generous bidding and serving as a powerful symbol of hope.

The live auction was filled with unforgettable moments, including the coveted head table selling for more than $20,000 before being generously donated back and auctioned a second time – a powerful reflection of the generosity, heart, and selflessness of this community. We are deeply grateful to our Title Sponsor, Springfield Elementary School, for their remarkable leadership, hard work, and commitment. We also extend heartfelt thanks to our Spotlight Sponsors: The McGraley Company, G&M Mechanical, South Effingham High School, and South Effingham Elementary School for their outstanding support and partnership.

More than 50 sponsors and over 80 volunteers helped make this night possible. Their generosity, time, and dedication ensured every detail was covered and every guest felt the heart behind this mission. Guests enjoyed live music from Yours for the Taking during cocktail hour, a wonderful meal from Simply Southern Catering, and a fantastic VIP experience provided by Southern Kafe.

Most importantly, the success of Catie’s Gathering means real impact for children with cancer and their families. Funds raised will help accelerate promising pediatric cancer research, support clinical trials, provide emergency financial assistance to families, and ensure no family walks through a diagnosis alone.

Create your own Catie's Gathering

Catie’s Gathering events are unique and special. We are excited to see these events grow to other communities – enabling Catie’s Fund to support even more life-saving research. Catie’s Gathering is a fundraiser, but it is also an opportunity to create awareness about pediatric cancer and point them to Catie’s Fund and CURE Childhood Cancer as a way to fund cures and support families.  CURE staff will work with you to offer best practices and ideas for your program.

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