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Help him live past the ripe old age of 8.
#GiveKidsALifetime
Did you know…
- Survival rates refer to the % of people living 5 years after diagnosis
- Cancer treatments for kids can last 3 years or more
- Many kids who fight cancer die after that 5-year mark…
- of the cancer itself, or from the effects of treatment
- decades before their time – some still in childhood
Good News…
- The overall 5-year survival rate for childhood cancers has risen from 80% to 84%. Research is making a difference for many kids!
And the bad…
- Progress has been mostly in a few types of childhood cancer.
- For other types – like some brain tumors – there is still no cure.
DONATE and fund research to give kids more than 5 years.
#GiveKidsALifetime
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There’s More You Can Do!
Get Involved!
- Play the Schick® Shave the Day video game and share with friends!
- Start your own Facebook Fundraiser for St. Baldrick’s.
Link it to your St. Baldrick’s participant page
- Get streaming! Go to our Tiltify Page
- Do What You Want to create your own fundraiser. Learn More
- Get your company involved. Learn More
- Start a St. Baldrick’s Hero Fund. Discover How
- Consider a major investment in childhood cancer research. Learn How
- Leave a legacy through your estate plan. Learn How
Spread the Word
- Use #GiveKidsALifetime to tell your own story
Together, let’s #GiveKidsALifetime
Because kids can't wait for cures
Worldwide, more than 25,000 children will be diagnosed with cancer this month. They're counting on us to fund cures so they can grow up and live long, healthy lives. Phineas is just one of the many lives saved by childhood cancer research. He's living proof of the impact your donation makes.
Why St. Baldrick's?
With oh so many charities to choose from, why should you support childhood cancer research with the St. Baldrick's Foundation?