Sarah Ford | December 2, 2014
This #GivingTuesday, help CureSearch change the lives for children most at risk
Today 42 children will be diagnosed with cancer. That’s 42 children today, tomorrow, and every day after that. It is for these children that CureSearch fights in four ways:
- We fund groundbreaking research that focuses on some of the toughest challenges to finding cures for childhood cancers.
- We award grants to up and coming young scientists who have new ideas about researching childhood cancer.
- We financially support clinical trials so that children in treatment today have access to the latest medicines at hospitals close to home.
- We provide educational videos, descriptions, statistics, and other cancer resources so no child faces a diagnosis without a fully equipped support team.
To support CureSearch on #GivingTuesday, make a donation to support their research, share their work with others on Facebook and Twitter, and take an #Unselfie.
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