At just 6 y/o, Isabella spent 4 years of her young life fighting leukemia (ALL). Her journey included chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy, a transplant, and CAR-T cell therapy. After enduring so much, she rang the Victory Bell at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital!

Her wish to attend school for the first time and spend time with other kids will soon come true.

Her mother shared: “JJCCF is in our hearts and has our deepest gratitude for all the love and support we received, and for showing us that we are not alone. We treasure the memories of the Christmas party Isa was invited to attend. It made all the difference in the world!

For us, it is a true honor to share Isa’s story so that it can bring hope to other families going through difficult times today, and at the same time show the people who support JJCCF how much it impacts the life of a child and a family.”

We celebrate Michael’s victory after his battle with leukemia (AML) at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital. This brave 10 y/o fought with incredible strength, with his mother by his side every step of the way.

We are deeply grateful to our generous contributors who helped provide Michael’s family of (4) with several months of rent, car insurance, and gift cards for food, gas, and school supplies – giving his family much needed financial relief while they focused on his treatment and recovery.

Today, Michael is a thriving survivor, embracing life after cancer. He started 5th grade and loves seeing his friends again.

Giulianna rang the victory bell at Nicklaus Children’s at Broward Health with her identical twin and single mother by her side. Today she is a thriving leukemia survivor and is enjoying her first year in High School.

Her mother shared: “Our silver lining is that we don’t take the little things for granted anymore. Something as simple as a walk in the sunshine after dinner now means so much more.

JJCCF, it’s contributors and followers have made such an impact on our journey and we are so grateful.”

We celebrate Kenneth’s emotional triumph after fighting relapse leukemia (ALL). The brave 15 y/o, with his family and dedicated Dr. De Angulo by his side, rang the victory bell at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital.

Kenneth was diagnosed with leukemia in November 2019 and relapsed in October 2023. Due to the lack of suitable medical care in his home country of Honduras, Kenneth and his mother, moved to Miami to seek lifesaving treatment. 

With the support of our generous donors, the duo received our financial assistance for several months to cover Uber transportation to the hospital, food and clothing.