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FEATURE
Oct 14th, 2025
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REPORT
Sept 26th, 2025
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Every year, over 400,000 children worldwide are diagnosed with cancer.
Greater awareness means more research funding, earlier diagnoses, and stronger support systems for families. When more people understand and get involved, survival rates and quality of life for children can improve dramatically.
Pediatric Cancer
Treating childhood cancer often involves a combination of chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation: alongside newer, more precise approaches such as targeted therapies and immunotherapy.
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In many low-income regions, children face critical shortages of essential medicines, specialized equipment, and trained healthcare professionals: making timely and effective cancer treatment a significant challenge.
Global Disparities
-2025, World Health Organization (WHO)
Our mission is to normalize the hospital environment & build a supportive community for patients through 3 service programs. We deliver arts and crafts to inspire hope, donate medical supplies and equipment to improve treatment access for patients in low-income countries, and host interactive virtual events to reduce social isolation.
A world of difference begins here.
All donations are tax-deductible and go directly toward improving access to treatment, resources, and support for children with cancer in underserved communities.
All donations are tax-deductible and go directly toward improving access to treatment, resources, and support for children with cancer in underserved communities.
youth-led excellence in global patient care.
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Treating childhood cancer often requires a combination of chemotherapy, surgery, radiation, and increasingly, targeted therapies and immunotherapy.
Many low-income countries face severe shortages of essential medications, specialized equipment, and trained healthcare professionals, making timely and effective treatment difficult.
Research shows that engaging children in creative or comforting experiences such as art, books, or personalized care packages can reduce stress, improve mood, and foster a sense of normalcy during hospitalization.
Unlike adult cancers, pediatric cancers often develop from immature cells that grow uncontrollably. The most common types include leukemia (blood cancers), brain and spinal cord tumors, and lymphoma.
Every year, over 400,000 children worldwide are diagnosed with cancer.
Greater awareness means more research funding, earlier diagnoses, and stronger support systems for families. When more people understand and get involved, survival rates and quality of life for children can improve dramatically.
Greater awareness means more research funding, earlier diagnoses, and stronger support systems for families. When more people understand and get involved, survival rates and quality of life for children can improve dramatically.
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Our mission is to normalize the hospital environment and build a supportive community for patients through 3 service programs. We deliver arts and crafts to bring hope, donate hospital resources and medical equipment to patients in low-income countries to facilitate treatment access, and host interactive virtual events to decrease social isolation.
At just 16 months old, Charlie is bravely fighting malignant neuroblastoma cancer.
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Charlie
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Arcenia's care package had bright cards & hand-drawn art ready to cheer her on.
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Arcenia
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Maverick is taking on B-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia with the biggest smile.
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Maverick
Devon’s excitement was contagious, sharing her new treats with her siblings.
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Devon
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