In honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, one Highview neighborhood church gathered people to become potential bone marrow donors Sunday.The event was done in support of Grey for Trey, a group supporting a 3-year-old boy named Trey, who was diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer called atypical teratoid.After completing his treatment in November 2023, his cancer returned, and he may need a bone marrow transplant.During the event, transplant recipients shared their stories."I had a gentleman from Texas save my life," said transplant recipient Phillip Meeks. "He signed up several years prior, they called him, said, 'Hey, we have a patient in need,' which was me, and asked if he would donate. He went in and donated his stem cells. That's why I'm here today."Anyone interested in becoming a bone marrow donor can sign up here.

In honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, one Highview neighborhood church gathered people to become potential bone marrow donors Sunday.

The event was done in support of Grey for Trey, a group supporting a 3-year-old boy named Trey, who was diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer called atypical teratoid.

After completing his treatment in November 2023, his cancer returned, and he may need a bone marrow transplant.

During the event, transplant recipients shared their stories.

"I had a gentleman from Texas save my life," said transplant recipient Phillip Meeks. "He signed up several years prior, they called him, said, 'Hey, we have a patient in need,' which was me, and asked if he would donate. He went in and donated his stem cells. That's why I'm here today."