Junior Board
The City of Hope is the premier cancer research, teaching and treatment hospital in the United States. City of Hope is also a leader in diabetes and HIV research and treatments.
We have established an affinity support group that will focus on young adolescents, who are passionate about spreading awareness and fundraising for the Survivorship Program of City of Hope.
*100% of the donations raised by the Junior Board 1913, are restricted for use of Survivorship Program
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*100% of the donations raised by the Junior Board 1913, are restricted for use of Survivorship Program
We are walking to bring awareness to pediatric cancers, focusing on the care and inclusion of teens and young adults affected. Please register and join our team today to show your support for City of Hope's Junior Board. If you cannot join our team, but would still like to support our efforts, we encourage you to donate $19.13 in commemoration of the year that the City of Hope was founded. We would appreciate it if you could spread the word by sharing this page with your family and friends.
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*100% of the donations raised by the Junior Board 1913, are restricted for use of Survivorship Program
Board Members
Riley Jackson
President
High school Junior Riley Jackson was born and raised in Southern California and has had the opportunity to be a part of the film industry from a young age. She became aware of the City of Hope when her mom had successful surgery at its cutting-edge hospital several years ago. Riley wanted to get involved and helped launch the City of Hope’s inaugural ‘Celebrity Sale 4 Hope’ event. The event was sponsored by Variety Magazine and featured items up for auction from celebrities such as Barbra Streisand, Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Hugh Jackman and many others.
She especially enjoyed co-hosting the event with Eric McCormack, John Schneider and others. After the success of the event, Riley was asked to form the City of Hope’s first ever Junior Board of directors to support the City of Hope’s Teen program. First on the agenda is a $19.13 campaign to honor the year that the City of Hope was established. Further, planning for a yearly star-studded Halloween extravaganza to raise funds and awareness is now underway. In addition to being a strong student, Riley loves the creative side of life. She especially enjoys acting and writing music, and plays the piano, guitar and drums.
Caitlin Herron
Co-Chair
My name is Caitlin and I’ve been a patient at the City of Hope since 2016.
I was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia and thanks to the treatment I received, I am now 5 years cancer free! I have used my experience to bring awareness to pediatric cancers to the world and am so excited to be involved with City of Hope’s Junior Board.
Margaret Christian
Co-Chair
Hello! My name is Maggie Christian, and I’m a 9th grader at Sierra Canyon. I play high school and club volleyball, love rock climbing and hiking with my friends, and am the proud mother of 20 animals.
I am so excited to be a part of the City of Hope Junior Board and honored to have this chance to help others.
Zoey Marsh
Co-Chair
Hello! My name is Zoey. I am a 10th grader. I play high school volleyball. I am excited to be part of the City of Hope Junior Board and fundraise for the survivorship program.
Our Safety Measures
To help maintain a healthy environment, enhance safety and lower the risk of COVID-19 spread, all events will have special protocols in place. For more information please email your City of Hope contact.