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When Kids Fight Cancer,
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Every two minutes, a child somewhere in the world is diagnosed with cancer. This Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, help fight for better treatments and more cures. Your donation funds the research that can change what’s possible for kids with cancer.
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Laci
chondroblastic osteosarcoma
At just 11, Laci underwent surgery to remove her left pelvis and leg, only to have cancer return in her lungs multiple times. Through surgeries, chemotherapy, radiation and learning to walk with a prosthetic leg, she continues to tell her family, “We’ve got this.” When kids like Laci fight cancer, we fight for the research that can help save their lives.
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Hudson
Ewing sarcoma
At five years old, Hudson traded adventures for nine months of chemotherapy, surgery and rehabilitation. Today, he is cancer free and is rebuilding his strength and getting back to being the energetic, curious six-year-old who loves a good dance party. Kids like Hudson remind us what we’re fighting for: more childhood beyond cancer.
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Katara
acute myeloid leukemia
At just five years old, Katara is undergoing intensive treatment for AML. Named after the brave and compassionate protector from Avatar: The Last Airbender, she has become her family’s own little warrior. And she isn’t fighting alone—her family and community are fighting alongside her. For Katara, a cure means more time with family, more time to play and more time simply being five.
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Finn
brain tumor
At just three years old, Finn is facing an aggressive brain tumor. Today, he’s receiving CAR T-cell therapy through a clinical trial, with encouraging signs that the treatment is working. But for Finn, it’s a race against time—the CAR T-cells must work fast enough to keep pace with his rapidly growing cancer. His story is why we keep fighting for cures.
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This September, fight for Laci, Hudson, Katara, Finn and every child whose life has been changed by cancer.