As we close in on another year of amazing individuals and teams being NEDvocates, the extraordinary efforts of the Webbs and the Mosacks stand out. Their commitment to children battling pediatric cancer and their partnership with Friends of Jaclyn show what it truly means to lead with compassion, visibility, and hope.
In motorsports, speed and competition often dominate the headlines. Yet behind the roar of engines and the gleam of polished cars, there are stories of resilience and advocacy that transcend the racetrack. Few embody this spirit more profoundly than Pinnacle Racing Group owner Mark Webb and his wife Jerri Webb, alongside Connor and Daryn Mosack. Together, these families have become tireless champions for children, using their platform to amplify the mission of Friends of Jaclyn (FOJ) and to inspire hope where it is most needed.
The Webbs: Racing with Heart
Mark Webb’s leadership of Pinnacle Racing Group is not only defined by competitive success but by a deep commitment to community. Alongside his wife Jerri, Mark has woven advocacy into the very fabric of the team’s identity. Their journey took on a profoundly personal dimension when they welcomed Kaiden as their FOJ adoptee.
Kaiden’s resilience as their FOJ adoptee is a reflection of the kindness and commitment Mark and Jerri bring to every child they support. His presence is a daily reminder of the resilience and joy that children bring into the world, even in the face of adversity. The Webbs’ story is not only a testament to their compassion but also a beacon for others, showing how personal commitment can ripple outward to inspire broader change.
Friends of Jaclyn: A Mission Close to Their Hearts
The Webbs’ advocacy is most visible in their partnership with Friends of Jaclyn, whose mission is dedicated to improving the quality of life for children with pediatric brain tumors and other cancers. FOJ’s mission is rooted in pairing children with sports teams, giving them a sense of belonging, support, and joy during their battles. Mark and Jerri have embraced this mission wholeheartedly, ensuring that their racing platform becomes a megaphone for awareness.
Through sponsorships, events, and visibility on cars and trucks, the Webbs have helped spread FOJ’s message to audiences far beyond the racing community. Their efforts remind fans and sponsors alike that motorsports can be more than competition—it can be a vehicle for compassion and advocacy.
The Mosacks: Carrying the Torch of Compassion
The Webbs are not alone in this journey. Connor and Daryn Mosack have also stepped forward as NEDvocates extraordinaire. Inspired by the same values of compassion and responsibility, the Mosacks adopted two children, further underscoring the transformative power of family. Their commitment mirrors the Webbs’ belief that children reflect the love and guidance of their parents.
Connor and Daryn have taken their advocacy to the racetrack, ensuring that FOJ’s mission is visible to thousands of fans. By placing FOJ logos and messages on their cars and trucks, they have turned vehicles of speed into vehicles of hope. For children and families battling pediatric cancer, seeing their cause represented so boldly in the public eye is more than symbolic—it is life-changing. It tells them they are not alone, that their fight is recognized, and that their courage inspires others.
Visibility That Changes Lives
The impact of these efforts cannot be overstated. In motorsports, visibility is power. Cars and trucks emblazoned with FOJ’s mission reach audiences across the nation, from local tracks to national broadcasts. Each lap completed is not just a race against competitors but a race for awareness, compassion, and change.
For families facing pediatric cancer, this visibility translates into tangible support. It raises awareness that drives donations, inspires volunteers, and builds networks of care. Most importantly, it gives children battling cancer the priceless gift of recognition. They see their names, their causes, and their stories carried at high speeds across the finish line, reminding them that their fight matters.
NEdvocates Extraordinaire
Together, Mark and Jerri Webb and Connor and Daryn Mosack form a powerful coalition of advocacy. Their shared commitment to adoption, to FOJ, and to amplifying the voices of children battling cancer makes them advocates extraordinaire. They are not content with quiet support; they use every resource at their disposal—family, racing, sponsorships, and visibility—to ensure that the mission of Friends of Jaclyn reaches as far as possible.
Their work demonstrates that advocacy is not confined to boardrooms or hospitals. It can happen on racetracks, in garages, and in the everyday lives of families who choose to lead with compassion. By intertwining their personal stories with their professional platforms, the Webbs and Mosacks have created a legacy that will endure far beyond the checkered flag.
Racing Toward Hope
In motorsports, victory is often measured in seconds and trophies. But for Mark and Jerri Webb, and for Connor and Daryn Mosack, true victory lies in the lives they touch and the hope they inspire. Their advocacy for Friends of Jaclyn and children battling pediatric cancer is a reminder that the greatest races are not won on asphalt but in the hearts of those who choose to care.
Through adoption, visibility, and relentless compassion, these families have proven that racing can be more than a sport—it can be a movement. And as NEDvocate extraordinaires, they continue to race toward hope, carrying with them the dreams of children who deserve every chance at joy, resilience, and life.
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