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Zach Sobiech Osteosarcoma Fund - Children's Cancer Research Fund Today, 100% of every dollar donated to the Zach Sobiech Osteosarcoma Fund goes directly to osteosarcoma research for better treatments and cures. A special thank you to the Sobiech Family, KS95, SPIRE Credit Union, Wayfarer Foundation and the countless fundraisers and donors for their steadfast support and dedication to continue Zach’s legacy.
“I want to be remembered as the kid who went down fighting and didn’t really lose. ” Treatments for osteosarcoma, the cancer that took Zach too soon, haven’t improved in decades. Zach wanted his legacy to change that.
100% of all donations to the Zach Sobiech Osteosarcoma fund go to research for better treatments for this deadly cancer. "Zach was so committed to wanting to change things for the future. My goal is to always have something to offer patients with osteosarcoma, and Zach is the driving force behind that."
- Brenda Weigel, MD, MSc, Zach Sobiech's oncologist Here's what a decade of Zach's legacy has made possible. From Lab to Lifeline: Zach’s Movement Builds Momentum in Osteosarcoma Advances 12 years of progress and a look to the future – the Zach Sobiech Osteosarcoma Fund at CCRF has raised more than $4. 4 million for safer, smarter treatments and hope for kids with cancer.
From Lab to Lifeline: Zach’s Movement Builds Momentum in Osteosarcoma Advances 12 years of progress and a look to the future – the Zach Sobiech Osteosarcoma Fund at CCRF has raised more than $4. 4 million for safer, smarter treatments and hope for kids with cancer. Fight Osteosarcoma Together Super Grant Zach's Fund teamed up with 5 other cancer research funding organizations to create the Fight Osteosarcoma Together Super Grant, a $1.
5 million grant that will make it possible for osteosarcoma researchers to do more, faster, for kids who don't have time to spare. Promising researchers often struggle to get funding to study rare diseases like osteosarcoma, but Zach’s Fund has helped bridge that gap by funding eight potentially groundbreaking projects.
A National Clinical Trial Five years after Zach’s passing, researcher Branden Moriarty opened a clinical trial to test a new drug to treat osteosarcoma. Summer: Zach is diagnosed with osteosarcoma at 14 years old. December: Zach began protocol chemotherapy for osteosarcoma at University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital.
March: Zach’s family travels to Rome, Lourdes and Paris. Zach’s hip begins to hurt again. June: Doctors found the cancer had spread to Zach’s pelvis and lungs.
Zach and his family were told that he had between 6 months and a year to live. July: Zach did an interview for KS95 for Kids, which helped raise awareness for Children’s Cancer Research Fund. September: Zach decided to write a series of songs to say goodbye to friends and family, the most famous of which is “Clouds.
” November: The Zach Sobiech Osteosarcoma Fund is established at Children’s Cancer Research Fund. December: “Clouds” is played on the radio for the first time and the video goes viral, garnering over 2 million hits by New Year.
February: Justin Baldoni and his company, Wayfarer Entertainment, spend a week with the Sobiech family to film a documentary called Meet Zach Sobiech: My Last Days May: Zach passes away from osteosarcoma, surrounded by his family and friends. Later that week, Zach’s fans pushed “Clouds” up to #1 on iTunes.
June: The Sobiech’s meet with osteosarcoma researchers for the first time and present $500K raised through Zach’s music and donations to the Zach Sobiech Osteosarcoma Fund. May 2014: Zach’s mom Laura releases her book, “Fly a Little Higher,” detailing her family’s experience during Zach’s battle with osteosarcoma. September 2015: Zach’s fund hits $1 million.
March: Research funded by Zach’s fund creates 15 new discoveries about the genetics of osteosarcoma and starts a national clinical trial. September: Jaime Modiano, begins work to develop a blood test to help doctors decide how better to treat osteosarcoma. November: Zach’s family visits the set of “Clouds” movie in Montreal, Canada.
The “Clouds” logo was created using Zach’s own handwriting. December: “Clouds Choir” for a Cause raises over $100K for the Zach Sobiech Osteosarcoma Fund. Thousands gathered at the Mall of America to sing “Clouds,” including Zach’s family, the “Clouds” movie cast and director Justin Baldoni.
Watch the video here. October: “Clouds” the movie is released for streaming on Disney+. Seventy of Zach’s friends and family act as extras in two of the scenes.
Buy Laura Sobiech's book "Clouds: A Memoir" which benefits CCRF. Zach's "Pants" shirt, as seen in the movie "Clouds," was one of his favorites. Buy your own today - 100% of the proceeds will benefit Zach's Fund.
This shirt is inspired by Zach and Amy's musings about getting a horse named Roger. Purchase yours and 100% of the proceeds will benefit Zach's Fund. THE CLOUDS NECKLACE IS BACK!
20% OF YOUR PURCHASE SUPPORTS RESEARCH In continued partnership with Kendra Scott, the Clouds necklace is back with 20% of proceeds from April 15 to May 15 going to the Zach Sobiech Osteosarcoma Fund. On May 15, the Kendra Scott store at the Mall of America will donate 20% of sales that day to Zach’s Fund. Shop this special piece just in time for Mother’s Day!
Zach showed the world that you "don't have to find out you're dying to start living." Through his #1 song "Clouds," he inspired millions. Check out the Clouds YouTube channel for inspiring music videos, documentaries, covers, Cloud's Choir videos and more!
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Helping Osteosarcoma Patients Everywhere (HOPE) Super Grant is funded by Children's Cancer Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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