Trevett’s Bell Bash
For cancer warriors, “Ringing the Bell” signifies the end of a chemotherapy treatment protocol. Our 3 year old Trevett, celebrates nearly 1000 days as a cancer survivor and cancer treatment conquerer! Join us in celebrating this amazing blessing.
Join us for a special day filled with Carnival Games, Giant Sandbox, Hayrides, Mini-Tractor Pulls, Racing Lawn Mowers, Special Character Appearances, Food and Treats.
June 22nd, 2024
Lewis Construction | 9307 Camp Phillips Rd, Schofield, WI 54476
9-10 AM Safe Play for cancer families | 10 AM Bell Ceremony | 10 AM- 2 PM Celebration
Become a Sponsor or Donate
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ARE CLOSED. We are looking for local business to help sponsor our event! Monetary donations are designated to cover celebration expenses, medical bills, and to assist other families of children walking through medical hardship. SPONSORSHIPS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED BY MAY 31st. Please complete both the google form along with your donation if you would like to be a business sponsor or recognized for your donation.
Skidsteer Level - $200
Website and social media mention
Backhoe Level - $500
Signage, website, and social media mention
Dump Truck Level - $1000
Signage w/ Logo
Website and Social Media Mention
T-shirt Mention
Excavator Level - $2000+
Signage w/ Logo
Website and Social Media Mention
T-shirt Mention
Backhoe Level - $500
Signage, website, and social media mention
Bell Sponsor
Signage w/ Logo By the Bell. We are looking for a singular sponsor who will sponsor the Bell Ringing Ceremony.
Dump Truck Level - $1000
Signage w/ Logo
Website and Social Media Mention
T-shirt Mention
To Learn More About Our Sponsorship Opportunities
Please contact
Brittany Burns 651-347-0833
or Pam Kyhos 715-573-6728
Rsvp
RSVP’s are appreciated, but not required! We would love to have you join us. An RSVP helps us estimate how much food and the amount of materials needed for the event!
Volunteer
Please help us bring this event to life by helping volunteer! We are in need of people for set-up, event staff, and tear down. Any and all help is appreciated!
Meet Trevett!
8 Blood transfusions
4 Platelet Transfusions
5 Radiology scans
21 Spinal taps
21 Methotrexate Spinal injections (chemo)
26 Sedations
4 Biopsies
3 IVIG infusions
200+ IV starts/Port Accesses
95 clinic visits
23 VinCRIStine infusions (chemo)
5 Daunorubicin infusions (chemo)
2 PEG infusions (chemo)
30 Rylaze injections (chemo)
10 Cytarabine infusions (chemo)
3 Cyclophosphamide infusions (chemo)
14 Pentamadine infusions (chemo)
8 IV methotrexate infusions (chemo)
99+ In-Patient Hospital days
40+ OutPatient Hospital days
470 oral doses of Mercaptopurine (chemo)
47 oral doses of Methotrexate
Trevett’s Story
Four days after his first birthday, Trevett was diagnosed with High Risk B-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). As a now 3 year old, Trevett celebrates nearly 1000 days as a cancer survivor and cancer treatment survivor.