Windsor Park students inspire hope, raise funds to support childhood cancer research
By Marissa Rodriguez
Published on April 10, 2026.
Windsor Park Elementary School students have raised funds to support childhood cancer research. The Windsor Park Student Council raised hundreds of dollars selling candygrams on Valentine’s Day, and presented a $768 check to the Triumph Over Kids Cancer Foundation. The funds will be matched at MD Anderson Cancer Center, doubling their impact. The group's co-founder, Mecklin Ragan, said the effort helps start important conversations among students about the disease. Additionally, the James A. Ragan Triumph Golf Tournament will take place tomorrow, followed by a toga party at the Ortiz Center.
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