Dean Crowe, Founder and CEO at Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research, shared on LinkedIn:
“Are you taking the time to preserve the stories that really matter?
It’s easy to remember the milestones, but often it’s the stories behind them that mean the most.
I’m grateful we captured this conversation with the Olson family, the parents and sister of William Olson, the original Rally Kid, along with Reid and me, co-founders of Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research.
Rally Foundation wasn’t born in a boardroom or developed through a strategic plan. It began with a prayer circle in a driveway after William, whom Reid coached on a travel baseball team, was diagnosed with brain cancer.
Looking back, I’m reminded that so much of our journey was shaped by faith, relationships and ordinary people willing to say ‘yes’ to something much bigger than themselves.
I hope you’ll enjoy this conversation. But even more, I hope it inspires you to preserve your own story. Whether it’s your family, business, nonprofit or personal journey, today’s memories become tomorrow’s history.
A special thank-you to Emily Kallos for having the vision to capture this conversation, and to Adam Cohen for helping bring it to life. Thank you as well to the incredibly talented team at Creative Cabin Studios.
I’m thankful we’ll always have these stories and memories to share.”
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