Family Sponsorship Program
Give With Dignity and Clarity
Each program is anonymized and time-bound to provide meals, transport, and daily living support to families facing pediatric cancer.
95%
of families face job loss
$833K
avg lifetime treatment cost
1 in 3
face housing crisis
Behind every family below is a story of resilience against a system that wasn't built to support them.
Active Programs
Families Seeking Support
Each family below is currently accepting sponsorship. Choose a family to learn their story and contribute.
Bright Family
Age 9 · B-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia · WA
A young child navigating leukemia treatment while her family adjusts to the emotional and physical toll of frequent hospital visits. As treatment continues, moments of comfort, normalcy, and joy become essential for both the child and her caregiver, especially during long and uncertain days.
$200/mo · 3 months · $600 total
Bloom Family
Age 1 · Hepatoblastoma · Bothell, WA
At just ten months old, Bloom was diagnosed with hepatoblastoma. His mother, the primary caregiver, has spent days and weeks away from her two other children, a 2-year-old and an 8-year-old, to be by his side through treatment. The family is barely holding on mentally and financially, yet they show up every single day with love and determination. Even the smallest relief, groceries, gas, a moment to breathe, would mean the world.
$200/mo · 3 months · $600 total
Courage Family
Age 17 · B-ALL Leukemia · Union Gap, WA
At seventeen, Courage should be thinking about graduation and the future. Instead, each day revolves around blood draws, hospital visits, and finding the strength to keep going through B-ALL leukemia treatment. His caregiver's ability to work has been drastically reduced by the demands of daily medical care, and the family pours everything they have into maintaining stability, security, and hope during an incredibly uncertain time.
$200/mo · 3 months · $600 total
Shield Family
Age 15 · Leukemia · University Place, WA
Shield is a 15-year-old fighting leukemia while his mother does everything she can to hold the family together. As a stay-at-home mom also caring for a baby, she is unable to work, and money has grown impossibly tight. Between hospital trips, feeding her children, and keeping gas in the car, every dollar counts, and every bit of help brings the family one step closer to breathing again.
$200/mo · 3 months · $600 total
Meadow Family
Age 4 · B-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia · Union Gap, WA
Meadow is a 4-year-old navigating B-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, a journey that has turned her family's world upside down. Between frequent hospital visits, the emotional toll of watching their young child endure treatment, and the mounting costs of daily life, her caregivers are stretched thin but unwavering in their love and devotion. Any support, no matter how small, helps lighten a burden that no family should carry alone.
$200/mo · 3 months · $600 total
Vale Family
Age 13 · Osteosarcoma · Seattle, WA
This family traveled far from home when their 13-year-old was diagnosed with osteosarcoma. The cancer took his leg, from his pelvis to his toe, and the family left everything behind in Grandview to be by his side at Seattle Children's. His mother, who gave up her job to make the move, now spends her days in a city where she knows no one, in a language that is not her own, navigating one of the hardest things a parent can face. She finds the hospital food pantry when she can. She makes it work because that is what mothers do. Her son is still inpatient, still fighting, and she is still there, every single day, without a support system or a safety net, holding the weight of all of it alone.
$200/mo · 3 months · $600 total
Anchor Family
Age 3 · B-Cell Acute Leukemia · Seattle, WA
At just 3 years old, Anchor was diagnosed with B-Cell Acute Leukemia, and his family's world stopped. His mother, who lost her job shortly after his diagnosis, now spends every day by his side at the hospital with no financial cushion left beneath her. There is no second income, no safety net: just a mother's love and the hope that help will arrive before the weight of it all becomes too much to bear. A comfort kit for Anchor would mean the world to a little boy who deserves to feel joy even in the hardest moments.
$200/mo · 3 months · $600 total
Rise Family
Age 4 · Medulloblastoma · Ewa Beach, HI
Rise is 4 years old. He should be running barefoot in the grass, collecting rocks, and falling asleep mid-sentence the way only little kids do. Instead, he has spent weeks inside hospital walls, enduring surgery and chemotherapy for an aggressive brain tumor. Through all of it, he still reaches for his toys. He still lights up when his family is near. He still smiles in a way that makes the people around him forget, for just a moment, how hard this really is. That kind of spirit deserves more than a hospital room. It deserves to be wrapped in warmth and reminded that the world outside is still beautiful and waiting for him.
$200/mo · 3 months · $600 total
Harbor Family
Age 1 · Neuroblastoma Stage L2 · Los Angeles, CA
Harbor came into the world just over a year ago, and almost immediately, his family was thrust into a battle no parent imagines. Diagnosed with Stage L2 Neuroblastoma, Harbor is the youngest of five children, with siblings ages 3, 4, 10, and 14. Every dollar this family has goes toward keeping all five children fed, safe, and reassured that things will be okay. Times are hard in ways that are difficult to put into words, but the love in this household is immeasurable. A comfort gift for little Harbor ripples outward to an entire family trying to hold together through one of the hardest seasons of their lives.
$200/mo · 3 months · $600 total
Steadfast Family
Age 15 · Craniopharyngioma · TX
Steadfast is 15, old enough to understand what is happening and old enough to feel the weight of it. His brain tumor changed everything for his family. His father, who had been the primary provider, lost his job when the demands of Steadfast's care made it impossible to keep working. Now three months behind on rent and facing the real possibility of losing their home, this family is fighting on two fronts at once. Even a single month of stability could be the difference between holding on and falling apart at the moment they need each other most.
$200/mo · 3 months · $600 total
Petal Family
Age 5 · Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia · Lufkin, TX
Petal is 5 years old and fighting Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Her mother is fighting for two, caring for Petal through treatment while raising her 3-year-old sister, who is too young to understand why everything has changed. Stretched thin and running on love alone, their caregiver has been honest enough to ask for two things: a comfort box to bring the girls joy, and food support so that no one in this family goes without. It is a humble, heartfelt ask from a mother who is giving everything she has and simply needs to know that someone else is in their corner.
$200/mo · 3 months · $600 total
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