November is a very exciting month for the Joshua Kahan Fund. On an annual basis, it is the month that we hold our black-tie dinner dance. At the event, we not only remember the fight of one brave little boy, Joshua Kahan, but we also recap and review all that we have accomplished over the prior twelve months. The event has become a platform for us to hold our heads up high and celebrate all that we have done and will be doing in the fight against pediatric leukemia.

Every year, we bring close to 400 people together for a fun-filled themed evening. We hear from speakers at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, view our video that recaps who we are and what we have done and share good times with our supporters and friends.

The event not only allows us to remind people who we are, but it also raises a significant amount of money for our cause. From the fisherman's auction and the raffle to our always growing commemorative journal, opportunities are available throughout the night to donate money and help us grow.

The music provided by Freefall, our band, puts everyone attending in a dancing mood. Over the past years, the event has been the highlight of our year and revives and refreshes everyone there. The night is a good chance to mingle with friends and meet new people, all who are concerned and are trying to make a difference in the lives of children with pediatric leukemia.

We look forward to seeing you at this year's dinner dance. If you can't make it and would still like to help, please think about making a donation and placing a page in our journal. We are all I this together because there is no greater cause on earth than our children.