Event Timeline
Every event that has brought us closer to our mission — in reverse chronological order.
ICW brought awareness and fundraising energy to the vibrant Holi celebration — combining a prize spinner, candy distribution, interactive activities, and education about pediatric cancer to engage the community and raise funds.
ICW partnered with Swedish Medical Center to sponsor a mobile mammogram van tour, bringing life-saving cancer screening directly to underserved communities across the Seattle area. A landmark collaboration with an established medical institution.
Over 100 community supporters came out to MOD Pizza in Sammamish for a give-back night. A portion of all proceeds supported ICW's pediatric wellness and childhood cancer initiatives — proving local businesses and nonprofits can create real impact together.
ICW set up an educational awareness and fundraising booth at Ananda Mela — one of the largest annual celebrations of Indian culture in the United States. Through speech, communication, and interactive activities, the team reached hundreds of attendees and raised $800.
ICW volunteers gathered to create heartfelt, handwritten cards delivered directly to children undergoing cancer treatment. Because healing isn't only physical — every card carried a message that someone out there was thinking of them and rooting for their recovery.
A beautiful evening of cultural dance performances at the ISKCON Vedic Cultural Center, drawing an enthusiastic crowd and raising $600 for childhood cancer detection and treatment programs. Attendance grew significantly compared to ICW's debut event.
ICW's first international outreach event — a community card-making campaign for children at Sammprada Hospital in Bangalore. This milestone marked ICW's expansion beyond the US and established our international commitment to bringing compassion across borders.
ICW's very first public event — a debut dance charity show that launched our mission to the world. The show raised $500 for early cancer detection and set the tone for everything ICW would become: community-driven, youth-powered, and deeply compassionate.