CureSearch | November 16, 2017

Be a #GivingTuesday CUREsader

Today, and every single day, 43 families will hear the devastating news that no parent should hear: their child has cancer. At CureSearch, it is our goal to protect the future of those children diagnosed with cancer by delivering better, less-toxic treatments NOW.

Join ourĀ #GivingTuesday goal of achieving 43 recurring monthly gifts to honor these children.

Donate today atĀ Ā https://curesearch.org/Hope-Donation-Form-Web

Check out the image below toĀ see how your recurring monthly gift will make a huge difference for children diagnosed with cancer.

PleaseĀ join us in the fight against children’s cancer today!Ā 

CureSearch #GivingTuesday CUREsaders

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