A Community of Hope and Support

An image of children who are bereaved on a Chase The Victory Family Retreat. Grieving children and families spend a week at the beach with Chase The Victory free of cost. This is a time of hope and healing.

Our mission is to strengthen the support of families grieving the loss of a child, fighting childhood cancer, and to inspire hope and kindness.

Share Hope. Spread Kindness. Chase The Victory.

What We Do

Our Programs and Initiatives

Children & Family Bereavement Programs

GRIEF SUPPORT
Our bereavement programs provide compassionate grief support through week-long retreats, professional counseling, and ongoing community connections, empowering families to heal and honor their loved ones while finding strength and hope.
Pediatric Oncology Programs

CHILDHOOD CANCER SUPPORT
Our Pediatric Oncology Programs uplift children battling cancer by offering personalized gifts and in-hospital support, ensuring families feel connected and encouraged throughout their challenging journeys, fostering hope and resilience.
Advocacy And Support For Families

ADVOCACY AND SUPPORT
Join our mission supporting and advocating for families affected by childhood cancer and grief. These partnerships directly support families with trauma-informed care & resources, and empowers families to navigate their journeys with understanding and compassion.
Hope & Kindness. A Legacy of Impact

LEGACY IMPACT
Inspired by Chase McDaniel's legacy, we support hundreds of families through comprehensive programs, ensuring no one faces their journey alone, and fostering a compassionate community for healing and resilience.

Featured Impact Stories

HEAR FROM THE SPARKMAN LUNA FAMILY

Mateo’s mom, dad, and sisters.

HEAR FROM THE BAKER FAMILY

Bo’s mom, dad, and sisters.

Chase The Victory was founded in 2020 by Tracy and Kiki McDaniel, who experienced firsthand the challenges of navigating childhood cancer and loss after the passing of their 17 year old son, Chase McDaniel, following his battle with Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma, a childhood cancer.

Chase, diagnosed at the age of 16, became a source ofinspiration for many, comforting and encouraging fellow patients during his fight. His spirit, faith, joy, and determination rallied thousands around his mission of hope. When Chase passed away at 17, his legacy transformed into a national movement, ensuring that no family has to navigate their journey alone.

Tracy and Kiki created an organization that reflected Chase’s values of compassion, community, and resilience. Thus, Chase The Victory emerged, dedicated to providing the support that families desperately need in their hardest moments.

Ways to Donate

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When you partner with Chase The Victory, you share hope and kindness to families affected by childhood cancer and families grieving the loss of a child.