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LACHLAN'S STORY

A LEGACY OF LOVE

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OUR MISSION

Lachlan's Hope

Hope

Lachlan's Hope has a never-ending passion and dedication to infuse hope into the lives of children and their families throughout the stem cell transplant journey.

An abundance of our work is made possible solely because of generous supporters and donors like you. Because of your continued support, we’re able to advance patient care, fund childhood cancer research, support families in need, raise awareness, and grow the National Marrow Donor Program. Together, let’s transplant hope.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

  • 9th Annual Lachlan's Hope Charity Golf Tournament
    9th Annual Lachlan's Hope Charity Golf Tournament
    Thu, Apr 25
    Boscobel Golf & Country Club
    Apr 25, 2024, 12:00 PM
    Boscobel Golf & Country Club, 1221 Summers Dr, Pendleton, SC 29670
    Lachlan's Hope is excited to announce our annual golf tournament set for April 25, 2024! The golf tournament will raise funds to assist pediatric stem cell transplant patients and their families in South Carolina.
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lachlans story

Meet our namesake– now our angel–Lachlan McIntosh Tannery. Lachlan was a Seneca, SC, resident diagnosed with Juvenile Myelomonocytic Leukemia (JMML) in the summer of 2014. Like most two-year-old little boys, Lachlan was energetic, curious, and full of life. Some of Lachlan’s favorite things were watching Thomas the Train, playing with his twin brother, Calhoun, and ignoring his baby brother, Owen. Lachlan loved his Clemson Tigers and like any true Clemson fan, his favorite color was orange. A true Southern gentleman, his most favorite food was bacon–washed down with his gran’s sweet tea. Lachlan had a love for tractors and was also quite the fashionable fella–with a style ranging from bowties and seersuckers to Southern Fried Cotton tees and Chuck Taylors.

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After a successful bone marrow transplant in November 2014, Lachlan relapsed. He gained his angel wings on May 7, 2015. In his brief two years on earth, Lachlan united a community in love and continues to bring hope to others through the legacy he leaves behind.

LACHLAN’S STORY

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