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This Non-Profit foundation 501 (c) (3) as a mission to pay our gratitude forward.
The core belief:
“Everyone is fighting their own battle in their lives, and we can get through it by being there for one another.”
It’s why we’re starting this gang of
Good People
I’ve come across so many kind hearted, helpful, loving people. People that do good deeds with no expectations in return.
And if we want to make this world a happier place, good people have to stick together.
The doors are open. Everyone is welcome, and the only rule is to be a good person.
How to be Good?
I’m sure you know how to.
But we can always be better- thats what this Good Gang is about:
Being there to help each other grow and be better so more good can be shared with the world!
Dedicated to spreading the good.
Hi I’m Jason. In 2025, I was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer. I’m still fighting, still healing, and still learning every day. Throughout this journey, I have faced super dark moments, the heaviest burdens of fear, and some of the worst pains physically, mentally, emotionally, spirtually. But yet I’ve also experienced an incredible amount of kindness, generosity, love, and support from people around the world. God and all my loving support is really helping me get through this chapter of my life.
Starting this Good Gang is my way of paying all the goodness i received forward.
The mission is simple: be kind and help others feel better, until the world around us is a better place.
Whether it’s through food and clothing drives, inspiration, education, health and wellness support, helping families facing difficult circumstances, or simply encouraging random acts of kindness- the list goes on. We want to make a positive impact.
We believe there are good people everywhere—and when good people come together, even small acts can make a big difference.
-Jason and my wife Thuy
More on my cancer journey on instagram @jasonfightscancer
www.jasonfightscancer.com
Fundraising
It’s alot of work, but it’s also meaningful when doing it for a bigger purpose, and can be fun when doing it with the kids and family. Our family loves to share our cooking and baking. Good food always makes people happier! Whether its cooking, or eating, fundraising baked goods, it usually brings us all together!
As the good gang grows, we all can fundraise for the good cause!
We can help you with all the tips, tricks, and recipes we’ve used.
9/26/26
Bake Sale with home baked cookies and Rice Krispy Treats at the CID Night Market in Seattle Chinatown International District.
We’ll be alongside Dochi Donuts Booth!
1pm-9pm
UPDATE:
We SOLD OUT! This is one of the largest night markets in Seattle and happens twice a year. And we were able to pull this off within 3 days notice! From all the baking and recipes, packaging, sticker design, signage design and equipment needed to do this… We made it happen in 3 days! So proud of this amazing team of kids and family for coming together to make it happen.
Proceeds from this bake sale were donated to two cancer patients:
September 12, 2026
My nieces wanted to help fundraise to help with my cancer treatments. They inspired me to really want to fundraise for others in similar situations as mine. Not only for cancer, but for many others facing difficulties in their life.
This is a part of my inspiration to starting this foundation. Many people have helped me along my cancer journey. Probably the most difficult part of my life along side how it effected all my loved ones besides me. I just never wish anyone has to go through that. So I want to support others and help them in the ways I can as a way to pay my gratitude forward.
Nohea who was diagnosed with leukemia at the age of 3. Her face is on the banner. No child Should ever have to face this.
He beautiful smile and face was used on our banner and some stickers.
We are happy to donate some of the proceeds from our bake sale to her family to help support her journey of continued healing.
Impact
Never underestimate the impact you can have on others.
Every little bit helps. Small acts of kindness can make a big difference.
Stronger impact when we come together to make it happen, Gang.
Johan- 28 years old fighting an “incurable” lymphoma that caused his leg amputated from the spread of cancer.
We talked over instagram before we even met, and as his journey inspires me. @johanfightscancer
Some proceeds went to help him with covering his medical expenses.
Our heroes and inspirations
This is Nohea. She was diagnosed with Leukemia at 3 years old.
I believe no one should ever have to suffer from the effects of cancer, especially children like her, and her family that hurts alongside her.
She has been an inspiration for me even before I was diagnosed with cancer. I mean, just look at her beautiful smile.
When I think of her situation, it only reminds me to be grateful of everything I am blessed with.
This is Mia. She lost her mother a few days after she turned 1 years old.
2 years later, I still don’t know what to say. I choke up thinking about it.
She’s our niece. She’s super intellegent, intuitive, kind, and empathetic.
Losing our sister Fooey created a void nothing in this world could ever fill for Mia.
Along with her father trying his best to fill the roles of both parents while trying to build security for her future.
These are children surviving without parents within the care of orphanages of Vietnam.
Some of these kids have experienced more trauma than most adults could ever handle.
During the several times we visited, it humbled us to really reflect on how good we have it.
The U.S. dollar goes so far in Vietnam that the cost of one lunch meal here could feed at least 10 children in Vietnam. and the same proportions go to clothing, and resources.
Everyone has a story. Most of the time we don’t know what people are going through. We’re encouraged to give our time and support to the many children, families, and people in similar situations as a part of the Good People Gang initiative.
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If you have any questions or comments or curious about anything.