John Cena meets Dream Foundation's Carolyn and Make-A-Wish's Tyler before SmackDown in Cleveland.
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 John Cena meets Dream Foundation's Carolyn and Make-A-Wish's Tyler before SmackDown in Cleveland. |
 Stephanie McMahon, Bayley, Titus O'Neil and Neville spend the day at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center during Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month. |
 Carter meets Charlotte and Sasha Banks in Indianapolis before WWE Clash of Champions. |
 The Houston Texans' Devon Still and wife Asha discuss the Still Strong Foundation, which helps provide assistance to families whose children are battling cancer. |
 WWE Superstars Cesaro and Alicia Fox visited Kosair Children's Hospital in Louisville, Ky. WWE is supporting Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month with the Connor's Cure "Give the Gear, Get the Gear" campaign. The net profits from every Connor's Cure bracelet and bandana sold will go to pediatric cancer research. |
 John Cena met Make-A-Wish's Noah before SmackDown LIVE in Birmingham, Ala. |
 Stephanie McMahon, The New Day, Sasha Banks and Charlotte visited St. Jude Children's Research Hospital for Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month. |
 WWE Superstars The New Day, Charlotte and Sasha Banks and WWE's Chief Brand Officer Stephanie McMahon visit St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, as part of their support for Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month. |
 Becky Lynch, Apollo Crews and Dolph Ziggler visited Children's Hospital of Philadelphia during Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month. Connor's Cure launched the "Get the gear, give the gear" campaign for September 2016, with 100 percent of the net proceeds of each Connor's Cure bracelet and bandana going to pediatric cancer research. |
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