Dillon was also a keen rugby fan and hoped he might get his hands on a T-shirt signed by a Super Rugby team that will also be up for sale at the auction.
Dillon's mother Vanessa Tillemans said her son's illness had been hard for the family to deal with, but the Child Cancer Foundations had done everything possible to make it easier for them.
"They have honestly been so amazing, the support they have given us has been unbelievable.
"A lot of the time it's the little things that they do, like giving you free coffee vouchers when you've been at the hospital all night. It's a really worthy cause," she said.
Professionals operations manager Kylee Douglas, who is organising the auction, said it was hoped to raise about $20,000.
"I think it's amazing to be able to help such a worthwhile cause. It's good for the kids too, the smiles on their faces when they see how much money their pictures have made is priceless." The art auction and breakfast will be between 7-8.30am on Friday at the Distinction Rotorua.
Tickets are $30 and available from The Professionals or by phoning Kellie on (07) 348 4159.
