Before his first birthday, Titan had already faced an extraordinary medical journey.

As an infant, Titan experienced severe jaundice and difficulty gaining weight. His family soon learned that he had biliary atresia, a rare and life-threatening condition that affects the bile ducts and prevents bile from properly flowing from the liver.

At just 4 weeks old, Titan underwent a Kasai procedure at Children’s of Alabama in hopes of restoring liver function. Unfortunately, despite every effort, the procedure was unsuccessful.

The months that followed brought hospital stays, testing, medications and continued uncertainty for Titan and his family. Then, at just 8 months old, Titan received a life-saving liver transplant at Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital.

The transplant gave Titan a new chance at life, but his medical journey continues.

Today, Titan requires ongoing medical care, medications and frequent follow-up appointments and treatment in Nashville. During many of those trips, Titan and his family stay at the Ronald McDonald House, which provides a place for families to stay close to their children while receiving care away from home.

Rallying Around Titan

The Trussville Witches Ride is honored to name Titan its 2026 Beneficiary and bring the community together to support Titan and his family.

On October 24, witches will take over the streets of Trussville for a day of fun, fellowship and fundraising, all in support of a local family whose journey has already included more medical challenges than most children face in a lifetime.

Everyone is invited to join the fun.

• Who can ride? Riders 3 years old and up are welcome.
• What can you ride? Participants can ride a broom (bike) or a properly registered low-speed vehicle, such as a golf cart.
• How do I sign up? See the registration link below to sign up for the 2026 Trussville Witches Ride.
• Have questions? Visit the website below for complete information about the ride, including registration, times, route details and more.