Strike Out Kids Cancer Foundation

Strike Out Kids Cancer Foundation

“When you talk about courage and strength there is nothing more powerful than watching a kid take on and overcome cancer.”

Strike Out Kids Cancer Foundation is the brainchild of a lifetime of playing baseball and a special friendship made on the diamond.

At age six, Dodge Suprun, had a team mate, named Ben. Ben developed brain cancer and during the preparation for Ben’s treatment, Dodge and Ben’s other team mates came to his hospital in Fort Worth to play with him before he underwent surgery and radiation.

Strike Out Kids Cancer Foundation Was Started By Dodge Suprun
Dodge Suprun (right) at age 6 with his Cubs team mate Ben who developed brain cancer.

Years later when Dodge Suprun was twelve and playing a travel baseball game a team mate returned to the dugout in tears after a strike out. On the way home Dodge remembered his friend Ben who hadn’t cried when they had to perform surgery or through his other treatment. It was then that he realized he wanted to play baseball both competitively, but also with kids who wanted to play baseball because it was fun.

Dodge set out to find the process to bring baseball to these kids and Strike Out Kids Cancer and his Dodge Ball baseball events were formed.

Strike Out Kids Cancer

Become a “season ticket” holder and support Strike Out Kids Cancer for the full year. We ask for $10 (or more) in a recurring monthly donation and support bringing sports to the children who need it most.