🎃💛 Dayton, you filled Day Air Ballpark with love, strength, and spooky spirit! On October 25, 2025, our community came together for the CBTF Dayton Walk — a Halloween-themed morning full of courage, costumes, and connection. From superheroes and princesses to pumpkins and pups, every step taken helped bring hope to children and families affected by brain tumors. We’re so grateful to every family, survivor, and supporter who joined us — and to our generous sponsors, Solvita, Dayton Children’s Hospital, and Ezkin, for making this incredible day possible. We were also honored to celebrate individuals who embody compassion, leadership, and courage: 🏅 Compassionate Care Award: Dr. Krishnamallika Mutyala 🌟 Leadership Award: Lyndsee Mills 💪 Courage Award: Lita Perez & Family 💛 Courage Award: Miranda Pollitt Your dedication inspires us every day. 💫 📸 Relive the magic and add your photos here: join.photocircleapp.com/S2JW7Z1HNR #GoGold #CBTFWalk #DaytonWalk2025 #TogetherForHope #BrainTumorAwareness #HappyHalloween ⸻ (fb)

🎨 Honoring through art At our Young Adult Paint Night on October 28, 2025, survivor Emily Hayes led a creative evening inspired by her friend Jeremiah, who recently passed away. Emily used the panda skateboard deck he designed, seen here, as inspiration for the group’s paintings. It was a heartfelt way to remember him through creativity, connection, and community. 💛 A night filled with love, meaning, and remembrance. #ChildhoodCancerCommunity #CBTF #ArtTherapy #YoungAdults #InMemory (fb)