Jarrett Myner began raising money to distribute new toys each week to young patients at a children’s hospital. He wanted to bring them a little happiness and excitement and let them know someone cares about them. Jarrett understood many of their feelings, since he had spent a great deal of time in the hospital, having been diagnosed with cancer five times during the previous nine years. While undergoing his first bone marrow transplant at a Seattle hospital, Jarrett received a toy from a group of adult volunteers. “I remember how good it felt to realize that someone who didn’t even know me was thinking of me during my hospital stay,” he explained.