Bailey
Bailey has been courageously battling medulloblastoma, a brain cancer no child should ever have to face. When Bailey's family shared her wish with us, we wanted to create more than just a trip. We wanted to give them precious time together and memories they could hold onto forever.
A beach house getaway by the ocean with her whole family, with days at LEGOLAND, the San Diego Zoo, and the beach.
Meet Bailey
The Rylee Grace Foundation rented a beach house where Bailey and her family could relax, laugh, and make unforgettable memories by the ocean. Their adventure included fun-filled days at LEGOLAND, the San Diego Zoo, time playing at the beach, and so many moments filled with smiles, laughter, and the sweetest giggles.
For a few beautiful days, cancer took a back seat, and Bailey simply got to be a kid.
Watching her joy was a gift to all of us and a reminder of why our mission matters so much.
Thank you to every donor, sponsor, volunteer, and supporter of the Rylee Grace Foundation. Because of you, we're able to create moments like these for courageous children and their families.
This wishโฆ was all for you, Bailey. ๐
Just being a kid
For months, Bailey's world has been filled with treatments, hospitals, surgeries, shots, appointments and so much that no child should ever have to endure.
And now, for a little while, there's none of that.
Just Bailey.
The sunshine on her face.
The sound of the waves.
Her feet in the sand.
The beach.
The surf.
The laughter.
The freedom to simply stop, breathe and take it all in.
The Rylee Grace Foundation was honored to give Bailey and her family a trip to San Diego, a few days to make memories, soak up the sunshine and, most importantly, to just be a kid. ๐โ๏ธ๐
Because childhood should be filled with sand between your toes, sunshine on your face and moments that have nothing to do with cancer.
Bailey, you are beautiful. You are brave. You are strong. And you deserve every single carefree moment.
Go be a kid, sweet girl. We'll be cheering you on. ๐
Life is shortโฆ Cannonball.
