Every child should be able to live a full and healthy life. Instead, children with cancer face chemo, radiation and surgeries instead of riding bikes, playing with friends and simply attending school. Read about these brave children and join the cause for those without a voice.
Age: 1
Diagnosed at age: 4 Months
Diagnosis: Retinoblastoma
Treated at: University of Illinois Hospital, Chicago, IL
Age: 18
Diagnosed at age: 10 Months
Diagnosis: Neuroblastoma
Treated at: Children's Medical Center in Dallas, Texas
Age: 8
Diagnosed at age: 5 Years, 3 Months
Diagnosis: Brain or Spinal Cord Tumor
Treated at: Loma Linda Childrens Hospital
Madigan Army Medical Center
Seattle Childrens Hospital
University of Washington Medical Center
Thousands of shavees and volunteers will be moved to action after reading your personal experience with childhood cancer. Please take this opportunity to introduce yourself or your child to the St. Baldrick's community.
Your tribute or memorial gift can honor a child who has - or had - cancer, or another special person in your life.
Thousands of shavees and volunteers will be moved to action after reading your personal experience with childhood cancer. Please take this opportunity to introduce yourself or your child to the St. Baldrick’s community.
Would you like to help children with cancer? Find an event near you or plan one yourself!
Regardless of where a child with cancer lives, your donation will help them!
Make a difference. Donate now.
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