5th ANNUAL Runway For Life BENEFITING ST. JUDE CHILDREN'S RESEARCH HOSPITAL

The transcript discusses a person's childhood experiences with health inequity and their drive to ensure every child has access to healthcare. It shares stories of children battling cancer, highlighting both victories and losses. Parents express gratitude for the time spent with their children and support fundraising efforts for St. Jude. The transcript also touches on the potential economic impact on donations, emphasizing the importance of continued support to fund research and save children's lives.

What motivated the narrator to focus on healthcare for children?

• Growing up in a neighborhood with no access to doctors

• A personal battle with a serious illness

• His own experiences with childhood illnesses

• A family member's career in medicine

What was the reaction in the room when the young boy announced he was cancer-free?

• The doctors applauded

• People in the room began to cry

• The boy's mother fainted

• Everyone started to laugh

Why do some parents continue to support St. Jude even after losing their child?

• They want to ensure other children receive the best care

• They have a financial obligation to the hospital

• They are required to by a contract

• They have no other charitable interests

What is the anticipated effect of economic changes on donations to St. Jude?

• A decrease in donations as people prioritize spending

• An increase in donations

• No change in donation patterns

• A shift towards more corporate sponsorships

Why is it important for St. Jude to raise money nationally?

• To compete with other hospitals

• To increase their international presence

• To impact the lives of children in every community

• To build more hospitals