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Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation’s mission is to fund less toxic therapies for children with cancer so they can have a better quality of life as they battle the disease and to give children battling cancer and their families hope during the most difficult days of their lives. 8 Emmy® Awards for The Truth 365 Documentaries and short films.
Hosts CureFest, an annual event in Washington, DC, to help spread awareness and unify the childhood cancer community. This year over 250 childhood cancer foundations and groups were represented. Truth 365 videos have been viewed over 500 million times in several dozen countries.
The primary mission of Arms Wide Open is to fund less toxic therapies for children with cancer so they can have a better quality of life as they battle the disease. Since its inception 15 years ago, AWOCCF has funded over 100 research grants, which has provided children with cancer alternative treatment options in hospitals throughout the US and Canada.
Providing monthly grants to families suffering hardship due to their child’s cancer diagnosis. Hosts Helping Hands, a crowd-funding platform that allows childhood cancer families to raise funds without paying credit card and platform fees. Hosts annual bereavement retreats and online workshops for families who have lost a child to cancer.
"As a childhood cancer advocate for over a decade, I can attest that children with cancer and their families have benefitted greatly from Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation's programs and vision. I have worked with them to lobby Congress to pass legislation that is vital to obtaining research funds for pediatric cancers and funding to help survivors."
~ Joe Baber, grandparent to childhood cancer survivor Nicholas Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation is Making a Difference 365 Days a Year Thank you for your generous contribution!
Your donation will be used to help fund medical research for pediatric cancers and to fund less toxic therapies that will buy children valuable time until a cure is found, as well as to sponsor programs for children who are battling cancer and to support their families who have been devastated by the diagnosis.
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