Year-End Giving 4 Kids Campaign

*Ambassadors: Elizabeth (Leukemia) & Jeremiah (Leukemia)

It’s Giving Season!

Early Giving starts today for our “Year-End Giving 4 Kids” campaign. Our goal is to raise $75,000 through December 31, 2024.

Your impact gift will directly fund our programs for the children we serve in 2025. The timing represents an exceptional opportunity for you to invest in children fighting to survive cancer and stretch your donated dollars with double the impact. A Challenge Grant offered by The Wasie Foundation will match your donation dollar-for-dollar up to $25,000.

Together, we are confident we can reach our goal and continue providing “lifeline support” for families battling childhood cancer (i.e., rent, food, electricity, gas for transportation). All children deserve an equal chance to beat this disease.

Your gift (any amount) will double!

DONATE

We are grateful for your support. Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving,

Sandra Muvdi, MBA, President/CEO

All donation platforms count. Via Zelle to [email protected], PayPal, Facebook or mail a check. Campaign results will be shared via email and Facebook/ Instagram. For more info: T 954.593.5603 or our website.

Over the past 20 years, JJCCF has been a beacon of hope and support for families navigating the many challenges of pediatric cancer. Since inception, JJCCF has raised over $5 million and helped 7,300 children and family members fight cancer. JJCCF is committed to providing supportive care services and emergency financial assistance to help families pay for everyday necessities (i.e., rent, food, electricity). The assistance is vital for the survival of children receiving cancer treatment and prevents a downward spiral for families. Our purpose is to help bridge the gap between mainstream and disadvantaged families fighting childhood cancer so that all children can have an equal chance to beat this disease.

‘Give with Confidence’ knowing JJCCF was awarded a 100 IMPACT score from Charity Navigator. This beacon measures the actual impact a charity has on the lives of those it serves and determines whether it is making effective use of donor resources. Less than 1% of U.S. charities have been awarded a perfect IMPACT score.