Trevor Loughlin Foundation

Founded in 1993 by Suzy Rhulen Loughlin and a team of dedicated volunteers, the R4 first benefitted the American Heart Association. The battle to cure leukemia became a personal one for Suzy and her family, when in 1998, her father, Walter Rhulen, died of leukemia. Walter was a dedicated runner, committed to the health of his community. His loss inspired the R4 alliance with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

In 2013, another tragedy resulted in the death of Suzy’s son Trevor, 21. The Trevor Loughlin Foundation, fueled by the force of a parent who wants her child to be remembered, and the friends and family who support her and the TLF mission, raises funds and awards grants to patients fighting blood cancer and other acute catastrophic illnesses.

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Who we benefit.

We have donated over $1,500,000 to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Trevor Loughlin Foundation, and many local charities.

Since 2013, the Trevor Loughlin Foundation has issued 120 patient grants to help with the financial challenges that accompany a catastrophic illness, like blood, brain, bladder, breast, colon, lung, and rectal cancer, to name a few.

We’ve also added 700 heroes to the international bone marrow bank.

“Since 2013, the Trevor Loughlin Foundation has issued 120 patient grants to help with the financial challenges that accompany a catastrophic illness, like blood, brain, bladder, breast, colon, lung, and rectal cancer, to name a few.”