Snowdrop Foundation

Congratulations to Snowdrop Foundation Co-Founder Kevin Kline on being nominated by John Breland for consideration for the Texas Radio Hall of Fame of 2026!

For more than 30 years (16 years in Texas at 93Q Houston), Kevin has entertained millions of listeners while using his platform to make a difference in the lives of others. Through his radio career in Texas and his dedication to the Snowdrop Foundation, he has helped raise awareness and funding for pediatric cancer research and scholarships for childhood cancer survivors.

The nomination process is still underway, and nominees must first be reviewed and vetted by the Texas Radio Hall of Fame Nominations Committee from July 1–20.

📅 Key Dates:
• July 1–20, 2025 – Review and Vetting by Nominations Committee
• July 23–August 6, 2025 – Final Nominees Announced & Final Round Voting
• August 11, 2025 – 2026 Inductees Announced

Stay tuned on how to vote!
Congratulations Kevin!

Congratulations to Snowdrop Foundation Co-Founder Kevin Kline on being nominated by John Breland for consideration for the Texas Radio Hall of Fame of 2026!

For more than 30 years (16 years in Texas at 93Q Houston), Kevin has entertained millions of listeners while using his platform to make a difference in the lives of others. Through his radio career in Texas and his dedication to the Snowdrop Foundation, he has helped raise awareness and funding for pediatric cancer research and scholarships for childhood cancer survivors.

The nomination process is still underway, and nominees must first be reviewed and vetted by the Texas Radio Hall of Fame Nominations Committee from July 1–20.

📅 Key Dates:
• July 1–20, 2025 – Review and Vetting by Nominations Committee
• July 23–August 6, 2025 – Final Nominees Announced & Final Round Voting
• August 11, 2025 – 2026 Inductees Announced

To vote for Kevin, you must have a TRHOF Membership, which you can sign-up for here: https://www.trhof.net/become-a-voting-member/

You must have a membership before the end of June to vote. Stay Tuned on how to vote!
Congratulations Kevin!

We want to wish a Happy Anniversary to our Assistant Director Cindy Waylan! Snowdrop is incredibly blessed to have had your hard work and dedication the past 9 years but more importantly, your heart for kids with cancer. We love you! 💜

💜 20 Years of Hope Memory Series
Today's feature is from Runner Dee Cajiuat

"In our first Snowdrop ULTRA 55 Hour Race and Relay, I got my first 100m and Glenda got her first 50m. She's so cute. I did my first marathon and she ran her first half-marathon and she didn't want to say she hurt because she "only" did half of what I did. Then I got my first 100m and she got her first 50m. She didn't want to complain again because she "only" did half of what I did.... BUT 50 miles were still AMAZING. This is what I have. I have a team of people who support me and keep me humble. I am surrounded by so many who support my endeavors."

What a great story Dee! Way to !

💜 20 Years of Hope Memory Series
Today's feature is NOV's Wesley Hunter

"My involvement with Snowdrop Foundation began through Derricks & Diamonds, a group deeply rooted in the oil and gas industry that works to raise funds in support of Snowdrop's mission. Through that connection, I've had the opportunity to contribute to something much larger than fundraising alone; helping pediatric cancer survivors pursue their education through college scholarships. One of the reasons I continue to support Snowdrop Foundation is because it helps keep me grounded. The oil and gas industry can be massive, fast-moving, and often focused on big projects and big numbers. Snowdrop reminds me that real impact is measured differently. It reminds me that behind every scholarship is a young person whose life has been shaped by extraordinary challenges and whose future is full of possibility. My favorite memory is attending Snowdrop's annual scholarship luncheon. It's difficult to describe the feeling of walking into a room filled with hundreds of scholarship recipients. What strikes me most is that they aren't gathered because of their shared past of overcoming pediatric cancer. Instead, they're united by something far more powerful, their future. You see students pursuing dreams in medicine, engineering, education, business, and countless other fields. You hear their stories, meet their families, and witness firsthand the impact that support and opportunity can have on a life. In that moment, the mission becomes deeply personal. The luncheon reminds me that Snowdrop Foundation isn't simply awarding scholarships; it's investing in futures. Being able to witness that impact firsthand is why I remain committed to supporting the organization and its mission. It's a privilege to play even a small part in helping these remarkable young people take the next step toward achieving their goals. A close second… would be at our Derricks and Diamonds Softball tournament. How Oil and Gas, Adult Slow Pitch Softball, and Snowdrop Foundation come together is beyond me. But I’m so glad it did! I was volunteering at the tournament, and misplaced my bag that included my wallet, keys, and wedding rings. The Snowdrop team (Kevin, Trish, Cindy, and others) quickly jumped into gear looking everywhere for it, without missing a beat. I support kindness, compassion, and decency. The Kline’s and Snowdrop Foundation exemplify that, and I’m proud to be associated now and for as long as they’ll allow it!"

Thank you Wes, for your kind words, friendship, and for all that you've done for Snowdrop!

💜 20 Years of Hope Memory Series
Today's feature is from Scholarship Recipient & Runner Josh Dupont

"The semester before starting college, I was diagnosed with cancer, and Snowdrop gave me the support and confidence I needed to continue pursuing my education. Years later, I’m proud to give back by running and fundraising for Team Snowdrop. Snowdrop changed my life, and I’m grateful to see it continuing to change lives 20 years later."

What an amazing story Josh! Way to !

💜 20 Years of Hope Memory Series
Today's feature is from ULTRA Runner Mark Kenney

"Proud to participate in this AMAZING event"

Awesome Mark! Way to !

💜 20 Years of Hope Memory Series
Today's feature is from Scholarship Recipient Gabrielle Fox

"Snowdrop allowed me to thrive in college and pursue my dream of being a nurse."

Congrats Gabrielle! Way to !

💜 20 Years of Hope Memory Series
Today's feature is NOV's Katelin Bouquet

"I have been involved with Derricks & Diamonds for more than 12 years, and there have been countless unforgettable memories along the way. One of my favorites is attending the annual Snowdrop luncheon and seeing the incredible number of scholarships awarded by this amazing organization. It is always inspiring to witness the impact we help make through Derricks & Diamonds and the lives that are changed because of it. I also look forward to the annual charity softball tournament, especially the kickoff game between Team Chelsey and Team Snowdrop. It is a fun tradition that brings everyone together for a great cause. Another memorable moment was the spirited dog bidding war at the 2024 Benefit, with Kevin Kline serving as MC. The energy in the room and the generosity of those involved made it a truly unforgettable experience. These are just a few of the many special memories I have been fortunate to experience over the years, and I am grateful to have been part of Snowdrop’s incredible mission and impact."

Thank you Katelin, for all that you've done for Snowdrop and your continuous support, helping us be the that much more impactful.

💜 20 Years of Hope Memory Series
Today's feature is from friend Andrew Copulsky

"One of my favorite Snowdrop memories is the Run Over Cancer in Sugar Land, Texas. What started as a small 5K grew into an incredible community event. In September 2016, we welcomed more than 600 runners, along with cheerleaders, Toro from the Houston Texans, over 30 vendors, and tremendous community support. The moment I'll never forget happened just before the race began. Kevin surprised me by announcing that the event would run in honor of my father, who had passed away from cancer. Standing among hundreds of runners, volunteers and supporters, I was overwhelmed with emotion. It was a powerful reminder that Snowdrop is about more than races, it's about honoring loved ones, supporting families, and bringing hope to those impacted by cancer. That memory will stay with me forever. "

Thank you for sharing Andrew and for being such a great friend to the Snowdrop Foundation!