Dressed in gold, with a view of the White House! 🎗️ Nick and his mom, Millie’s Grandma Pat, represented the Mighty Millie Foundation at the Golden Toast, celebrating alongside families, survivors, nonprofit partners, and congressional leaders. For 15 years, this gathering has recognized a community that works to keep childhood cancer a priority in Washington. These advocates share their stories, meet with lawmakers, and press for legislation that gives children better treatment options. They return, year after year, because families cannot afford for progress to stall. This year, there was a significant accomplishment to celebrate: the passage of the Mikaela Naylon Give Kids A Chance Act. This law empowers the FDA to require companies to study combinations of cancer treatments in children and renews incentives to develop medicines for rare pediatric diseases. The evening also honored Congressman Michael McCaul as he prepares to retire, 17 years after founding the Congressional Childhood Cancer Caucus and helping advance legislation for children with cancer. Behind these milestones are years of persistence, partnership, and families willing to turn their most personal experiences into a public call for change. We’re proud to be part of that work. An evening worth celebrating, made even sweeter with Millie’s Grandma Pat by Nick’s side. 💛