Florida Nonprofit Provides Comfort Bags to Teenagers in Cancer Treatment
Florida parents Jennifer and Randy Stolberg founded the nonprofit Logan's Heroes in memory of their son, who died of cancer. The organization provides duffle bags filled with comfort and entertainment items to teenagers receiving cancer treatment at six hospitals across…
Tampa St. Petersburg, FL, October 16, 2026 —
Jennifer and Randy Stolberg, parents in Florida, founded the nonprofit Logan’s Heroes in memory of their son, who died of cancer. The organization provides duffle bags containing comfort and entertainment items to teenagers undergoing cancer treatment at six hospitals across the state.
The bags are intended to support teenagers during treatment, according to the information provided about the nonprofit. The summary does not specify which items are included, how often bags are distributed or how many teenagers have received them. It also does not identify the six hospitals.
The account describes the effort as a way to offer support to young patients during a difficult period. It does not provide details about the organization’s founding date, its funding, the Stolbergs’ roles in its operations or the process hospitals use to distribute the bags. The name Logan’s Heroes is provided, but no further information is given about the origin of the organization’s name.
No statements from the Stolbergs, hospital representatives or recipients were included in the information available. Further details about the nonprofit’s reach and its programs beyond the duffle bags were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Lauren St. Germain on www.tampabay28.com, see more information here.
