Charitable Care

For Kids LikeTrinity

Trinity has been through a lot in her 16 years. But all the chemotherapy, bone marrow transplants, and surgeries cannot break her shining spirit. When she was an infant, Trinity was diagnosed with neuroblastoma and was treated at Phoenix Children's Hospital. Little did her family know that years later she would be back for more cancer treatments. The summer of 2013, Trinity went to Connecticut to visit her mom. She began limping and complained of leg pain. Something that seemed so simple turned out to be osteosarcoma bone cancer. Her mom wanted her to begin treatment immediately but Trinity refused. "She insisted that she go to Phoenix Children's Hospital," her mom says, where she loved the nurses and staff. In December of that year, Trinity had surgery to remove her femur, and endured several more rounds of chemotherapy. But all of that is no big deal to Trinity, who keeps on laughing, entertaining and bringing a smile to the faces of everyone she meets, including her friends and the staff at Camp Rainbow, one of her favorite places. Camp Rainbow gives kids like Trinity a place to enjoy meaningful experiences with other patients and families.