The resolution recognizes May 19, 2025, as "A Day of Hope" in Alabama to raise awareness about childhood cancer, which is the leading cause of disease-related death among children in the U.S. The resolution highlights the alarming statistics that one in 285 children will be diagnosed with cancer before their 20th birthday, with an average diagnosis age of six. It also honors H.U.G.S. 4 Childhood Cancer, a nonprofit organization founded by the Adams family in honor of their daughter Hannah, who is a survivor of childhood cancer. H.U.G.S. focuses on legislative education, family support, and community awareness to advocate for children and families affected by this disease.

The resolution encourages the residents of Alabama to recognize this day as significant for promoting awareness and support for childhood cancer initiatives. H.U.G.S. collaborates with various organizations, including the Alabama Department of Public Health, to provide resources and support to families, advocate for increased funding for research, and improve survivorship efforts. The overarching goal is to work towards a future where no child has to hear the words "you have cancer."