Help Staci Dossett (Brin) Fight Breast Cancer with Faith, Hope, and Love

Some people walk into a room and instantly make it brighter.

That is Staci.

At just 36 years old, Staci Dossett (Brin) is a devoted wife, an incredible mother to three beautiful daughters, and a proud bonus mom to two more children whom she loves fiercely. She has spent her life pouring into her family, lifting others up when they are struggling, and giving every ounce of herself to the people she loves.

Staci has always carried life’s burdens with grace, rarely asking for anything in return. But this chapter is bigger than anyone should have to carry alone.

In March 2026, Staci was diagnosed with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma, a form of Breast Cancer. In what felt like the blink of an eye, life shifted from sports practices, family dinners, managing a med spa and cheering on her children-to suddenly, woven into that beautiful, busy life are doctor’s appointments, surgeries, scans, difficult decisions, and an aggressive chemotherapy schedule. She is determined that no matter what she is facing, their mom is still right there beside them.

Cancer became part of her story—but she has refused to let it define her.

Staci has already undergone two surgeries and began chemotherapy on May 28th. She will continue months of chemotherapy followed by radiation, reconstructive surgery and hormone therapy. The road ahead is long, exhausting, and filled with uncertainty.

Yet even in the middle of this battle, Staci is still the same upbeat positive Staci we all know. She is still smiling when her body is weak. She has carried this battle with incredible courage.

If you know Staci, you know she does not ask for help easily.

But the truth is this:

Cancer is expensive.

Cancer is exhausting.

And cancer doesn’t only attack the body—it attacks peace of mind.

Medical bills are piling up despite insurance. Travel expenses between McPherson, Wichita, and Salina for appointments and treatment continue to grow. Lost wages, household expenses, deductibles, groceries, and the many unexpected costs of cancer are becoming overwhelming.

Her husband, Kiefer, has been faithfully by her side, while helping care for Staci and their beautiful family.

Still, through all of this, Staci continues to lean on her faith.

“When you go through deep waters, I will be with you.”

— Isaiah 43:2

This fundraiser is not just about paying bills.

It’s about giving Staci permission to rest.

It’s about allowing her to focus on beating cancer instead of wondering how every expense will be paid.

If you are able to give—whether it’s $5, $50, or simply a prayer—we are deeply grateful.

Most of all, we ask that you pray.

Pray for healing.

Pray for strength.

Pray for peace.

Pray that one day this chapter will simply be part of her testimony.

Staci is sunshine in human form—she makes everyone feel like home, and somehow leaves every heart warmer than she found it and now, it is our privilege to love her just as fiercely.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you.