Stroll Publications in the Columbus Area Unite

Working together to Raise $16,768 for Pediatric Cancer Research

In an extraordinary display of community and shared purpose, eight Stroll publications: Highland Lakes, Medallion, Muirfield, New Albany, New California, Tartan Fields, Wedgewood, and Worthington Hills recently came together as a unified force. Bound by a collective mission to make a lasting difference, these neighborhoods pooled their energy, resources, and hearts for a singular, vital goal: funding innovative pediatric cancer research at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in collaboration with the OSUCCC-James.

This powerful alliance came to life through two signature events: the high-spirited Stroll Party with a Purpose on August 6th and Stroll for Life Kids Pelotonia Ride on August 15th. Together, these events transformed into hope, action, and philanthropy. Anchored by generous partners, an initiative of this scale relies on the steadfast commitment of local partners who step forward to champion the cause. Deepest gratitude is extended to the incredible sponsors whose generosity fueled this journey:

* A&G Services
* Logan Services
* Children's Art Classes
* Miriam & Gideon King
* Dublin Learning Academy
* Musicologie
* Great Roofing & Restoration
* Rachel Alley and The Millennium Group
* Haas Painting
* Smoky Row Children's Center
* Hometown Roofing
* Waxing the City
* Houser Mortgage

We would also like to thank Azteca Grill, Boston Stoker, Dell’s Ice Cream, Lions Cub Cookies, K Show DJ Services, Presidential Inflatables and Pretty as a Princess for making the events so fun!

The fight continues! You can still support after the bikes have been packed away. The mission to eradicate pediatric cancer continues. The community's collective efforts remain active, and there is still time to make an impact.

Donations are being actively accepted through Oct 15, 2026. Just google Stroll for Life Pelotonia Kids to donate. Every contribution brings researchers one step closer to finding a cure for this dreaded disease and ensuring more tomorrows for children everywhere.