FCCRS

At four years old, Faiz should be worrying about toys, games, and bedtime stories.

Instead, he is fighting B-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.

Much of his childhood right now is spent in the hospital, going through M-Phase chemotherapy. Doctors say he is responding well. If his progress continues, he will move into the maintenance phase this month, followed by three more years of treatment.

Three years is a long time for a child who just turned four.
Children like Faiz should not have to fight this battle alone.

Your donation can give him the treatment he needs and the future he deserves. It can turn hope into healing and help him get back to the life every child should have.

Donate for Faiz today: https://thefccrs.org/donate/

At just 4 years old, a child with aggressive neuroblastoma had run out of options. Chemotherapy and radiation had failed.

Doctors tried something new. CAR T-cell therapy, where a child’s own immune cells are engineered to hunt and destroy cancer.

Eighteen years later, that child is still cancer-free.

Neuroblastoma is one of the toughest childhood cancers to treat. This single breakthrough is now helping scientists design therapies that could save many more children.

If one child can survive because of research, how many more could we save if we keep pushing forward?

Stand with these children. Help make the next breakthrough possible.

Donate today https://thefccrs.org/donate/