Wear Hope. Create Change.

Cardal Wyche III was a young man navigating life with determination, ambition, and a desire to build something meaningful. An entrepreneur and dedicated DoorDash/UberEats driver, Cardal was actively creating opportunities for himself while working toward his future. Just two classes away from earning his security license, he was well on his way to becoming an even greater asset to his community and leaving his mark on the world.

Tragically, Cardal’s life was taken on April 10, 2026, before he had the opportunity to fully realize all he envisioned. His memory lives on through those who loved him and through efforts to create positive change, encourage safer communities, and carry forward the purpose and potential he represented.

Group B Strep (Streptococcus), is a common bacterium that is often carried in the intestines or lower genital tract. In many healthy adults, it causes no symptoms and may go completely unnoticed. However, in newborns, Group B Strep can lead to severe illness and life-threatening complications.

Group B Strep may also cause serious infections in adults with certain chronic conditions, including diabetes, liver disease, and in older adults.

For expectant mothers, screening for Group B Strep during the third trimester is an important step in prenatal care. When identified, antibiotics given during labor can significantly reduce the risk of transmission to the baby. If premature labor occurs, speak with your healthcare provider about available options and protective measures.

I share this not only as information, but through lived experience.

I was unaware and tragically lost my son, Malachi Jabari McCray, due to complications related to Group B Strep disease.

In his honor, I hope to raise awareness, encourage education, and remind families to ask questions, advocate for themselves, and understand that awareness can save lives.

Every year, breast cancer impacts millions of lives across families, friendships, and communities. In 2022, an estimated 2.3 million women were diagnosed globally, and breast cancer can also occur in men, although it is rare.

Our bodies are designed with balance; healthy cells grow, divide, and naturally make way for new cells when needed. Breast cancer begins when certain breast cells grow outside of that natural process and continue multiplying.

Early detection remains one of the strongest tools available.

Know the signs. Know your body.
A lump is one of the most recognized signs, but breast cancer may also present as:

• Swelling in part or all of the breast
• Skin dimpling or changes in texture
• Breast or nipple pain
• Changes in nipple appearance
• Unexplained redness or irritation

And importantly: many breast cancers may show no symptoms at all.

🌷 Take time for regular self-awareness checks.
🌷 Schedule routine screenings and mammograms as recommended.
🌷 Encourage the people you love to do the same.

This campaign believes awareness becomes more powerful when paired with action.

All donations raised through this campaign will be directed to a breast cancer charity of choice to support research, patient services, education, screening access, advocacy, or family support. Please feel free to recommend an organization.

Together, we can turn awareness into screenings, support into strength, and donations into hope.

Check. Screen. Support. Give.