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The National Children's Cancer Society provides emotional, financial, and educational support for children with cancer, their families, and survivors.
We think the only thing the parents of children battling cancer should need to worry about is caring for their child, so donations to our organization help us raise money to take care of travel, treatments, food and scholarships, so the family can focus on what is truly important.
- In fiscal year 2022, 1505 familes benefitted from our Transportation Services Assistance Fund an/or Emergency Assistance Fund.
- 58 childhood cancer survivors received scholarships
- An estimated 15,230 children in 22 countries received lifesaving cancer care.
For over 35 years, The National Children's Cancer Society (NCCS) has taken a "no matter what" approach to creating a clear path through the labrinth of childhood cancer and survivorship. THe NCCS provides vital emotional, financial, and educational support ot families battling cancer in the United States, serving 48,000 familes and counting since inception. The NCCS has distributed more than $69 million in direct financial assistance to help children with cancer get to lifesaving treatment. Globally, the NCCS coordinates the worldwide distribution of donated phamaceuticals and medical supplies to healthcare facilities in less developed countries throughout the world. The program is dedicated to addressing the critical effects of inadequate and nonexistent medical care for thousands of children with cancer worldwide. Since 1993, the program has distributed in excess of $466 million in donated pharmaceuticals and medical products, serving an estimated 196,000 children with cancer in 53 countries.
