Sarah Langston serves as the Program and Volunteer Director at His Grace Foundation, where she leads programs that provide practical, emotional, and financial support to families in the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at Texas Children’s Hospital.
A proud fifth-generation Texan and lifelong Houstonian, Sarah holds a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies from Texas A&M University and a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership from Sam Houston State University. She began her career teaching first and second grade at Title I schools.
After her youngest son, Owen, was diagnosed with brain cancer at age two and later entered survivorship care, Sarah began volunteering with His Grace Foundation in 2018. Drawing on her family’s experiences and her background in education, she spent 6 years serving families in volunteer roles before joining the organization as a staff member.
Today, Sarah develops patient and caregiver programs, oversees volunteer engagement, and creates meaningful experiences that bring comfort, connection, and joy to families navigating pediatric transplant. She is passionate about walking alongside families during difficult seasons and believes that even in life’s greatest challenges, God can bring hope and healing.
