Abby Cafiero Renehan walks down her street pushing her Radio Flyer Wagon. The picture on her jacket was painted by Meredith Heim of Wood & Wax Company in Sykesville. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment.

Abby Cafiero Renehan walks down her street pushing her Radio Flyer Wagon. The picture on her jacket was painted by Meredith Heim of Wood & Wax Company in Sykesville. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment.

Abby's Carts of Courage

Abby Cafiero Renehan walks down her street pushing her Radio Flyer Wagon. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment.

Abby Cafiero Renehan walks down her street pushing her Radio Flyer Wagon. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Abby's Carts of Courage

Abby Cafiero Renehan walks down her street pushing her Radio Flyer Wagon. The picture on her jacket was painted by Meredith Heim of Wood & Wax Company in Sykesville. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment.

Abby Cafiero Renehan walks down her street pushing her Radio Flyer Wagon. The picture on her jacket was painted by Meredith Heim of Wood & Wax Company in Sykesville. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Abby's Carts of Courage

Abby Cafiero Renehan walks down her street pushing her Radio Flyer Wagon. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment.

Abby Cafiero Renehan walks down her street pushing her Radio Flyer Wagon. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Abby's Carts of Courage

Abby Cafiero Renehan walks down her street pushing her Radio Flyer Wagon. The picture on her jacket was painted by Meredith Heim of Wood & Wax Company in Sykesville. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment.

Abby Cafiero Renehan walks down her street pushing her Radio Flyer Wagon. The picture on her jacket was painted by Meredith Heim of Wood & Wax Company in Sykesville. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Abby's Carts of Courage

Abby Cafiero Renehan walks down her street pushing her Radio Flyer Wagon. The picture on her jacket (sleve detail pictured) was painted by Meredith Heim of Wood & Wax Company in Sykesville. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment.

Abby Cafiero Renehan walks down her street pushing her Radio Flyer Wagon. The picture on her jacket (sleve detail pictured) was painted by Meredith Heim of Wood & Wax Company in Sykesville. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Abby Cafiero Renehan is photographed in her backyard with her Radio Flyer, sitting outside her "cottage" that Make A Wish Foundation built for her. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment.

Abby Cafiero Renehan is photographed in her backyard with her Radio Flyer, sitting outside her "cottage" that Make A Wish Foundation built for her. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Abby's Carts of Courage

Abby Cafiero Renehan is photographed in her backyard, sitting outside her "cottage" that Make A Wish Foundation built for her. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment.

Abby Cafiero Renehan is photographed in her backyard, sitting outside her "cottage" that Make A Wish Foundation built for her. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Abby Cafiero Renehan poses for a picture with her dog Sky. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment.

Abby Cafiero Renehan poses for a picture with her dog Sky. Seven-year-old Eldersburg resident Abby Cafiero Renehan has been battling brain cancer since December 2019. This past May, she decided to start the nonprofit program "Abby's Carts of Courage" to help support fellow cancer patients. The program donates Radio Flyer Wagons packed with comfort items to current pediatric cancer patients or to children who are up to one year post treatment. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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