Impact

Kindness, compassion and empathy matter to everyone, but in Caroline Carlisle’s world, those characteristics–taken for granted by so many–have made the world of difference and shaped both who she is today and who she aspires to be tomorrow.

Eight-year-old Addie Hamm has undergone more tests and procedures than most people experience in a lifetime, and perhaps, that is why she wants to one day become a scientist.

In the words of Jordan Morgan’s favorite musician, Pharrell Williams, “Clap along if you feel like a room without a roof. Clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth.”

In his young life, eight-year-old Nathan Patrick has learned one of life’s most profound lessons–that there is no greater purpose in life than serving others.

For Aiden Robinson, the fun lies in the strategy. While much of his life has involved the challenges associated with his Neurofibromatosis and Sagittal Craniosynostosis diagnoses, Aiden, as a result, has developed resilience, strength, and patience–along with an amazing knowledge base and generous heart.

Energetic, playful and lovable are all words that describe animal-loving Andi Sisk, who at the age of 3, already knows she wants to be a veterinarian–or work at Disney’s Animal Kingdom– when she grows up.