Team Jack Foundation Raised Over $219,000
The 14th annual Radiothon brought in significant funds to support pediatric brain cancer research.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Philanthropy
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The Team Jack Foundation raised $219,810.12 during its latest annual Radiothon in Lincoln. Nearly 400 individual donors contributed to the event, which directly supports the search for pediatric brain cancer treatments and a cure.
Why it matters
The funds collected during the event are vital for sustaining medical research programs dedicated to curing pediatric brain cancer. The foundation serves as a community effort to support families and honor those affected by the disease, such as Jack Hoffman.
This year's Radiothon raised $219,810.12 from nearly 400 contributors. Since the inception of the annual series in 2013, the organization has secured a total of $1.79 million for its cause.
The players
Team Jack Foundation
This organization focuses on funding research to find a cure and better treatments for pediatric brain cancer.
Jack Hoffman
He is the individual whose diagnosis with brain cancer at age 5 inspired the creation and mission of the foundation.
The details
The Radiothon successfully mobilized hundreds of supporters to contribute to the organization's long-standing mission. By focusing on pediatric brain cancer, the foundation continues its commitment to funding research, a goal established when Jack Hoffman was diagnosed at age 5.
Timeline
The annual Radiothon event series began in 2013.
The 14th annual Radiothon was held on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
Market Landscape
This event maintains a long-standing tradition of community-led philanthropy that supports specialized medical research. It reflects a growing trend in localized fundraising efforts that successfully leverage regional support to address specific, high-cost health initiatives.
The success of the fundraiser ensures that research into pediatric brain cancer treatments will continue to receive necessary financial support. Local residents who participated contributed directly to the progress toward a cure for this life-altering condition.
The takeaway
Large-scale community Radiothons demonstrate the power of collective small donations in reaching significant funding milestones. Residents interested in supporting medical research can track the impact of such foundations to see how their contributions translate into clinical progress.
Further reading
For more information on community giving, visit the Philanthropy section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by 1011now.
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