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$630.00
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unlimited
Dolores’ Christmas Toys Fundraiser
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$0
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unlimited
Roar Beyond Barriers Program
The Max Cure Foundation’s Roar Beyond Barriers program provides financial support to low-income and military families
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$50,000.00
Funding Research
The Max Cure Foundation believes in funding innovative and novel childhood cancer research in an effort
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$5,000.00
Back-to-School Program
The Max Cure Foundation’s Back to School campaign addresses the needs of the children within our
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$0
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unlimited
Roar Beyond Barriers Emergency Fund
The Max Cure Foundation’s Roar Beyond Barriers Emergency Fund provides emergency assistance to low-income and military
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Marketing & Programs Director
Erica, who began employment with The Max Cure Foundation
Max Cure provides financial support to low-income and military families who have a child battling cancer to help ease the burdens on the family while dealing with the diagnosis of their child. Since the creation of the program in 2011, Max Cure has raised over $770,000 and assisted more than 200 families in multiple states where children are in active treatment for their cancers.
Max Cure believes in funding innovative and novel childhood cancer research in an effort to find cures for the various forms of childhood cancer and to create less-toxic and more effective treatments for children and young adults diagnosed with cancer. More than $1.6 million has been donated, primarily to fund The Immune Cell Therapy Lab at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
The Max Cure Foundation’s leadership team, including our Vice-Chairman, Richard Plotkin and Executive Director, Jonathan Agin, is at the forefront of the childhood cancer advocacy community by relentlessly pursuing legislative and regulatory changes seeking to benefit children with cancer and at the same time, raise awareness to the needs of those fighting pediatric cancers.
Psychosocial care is a necessary part of any pediatric cancer treatment plan as families experience a wide range of stresses. Funds designated for psychosocial programs are used to provide families with access to counseling services, including psychiatric care and support-group activities as well as preparations for future visits and check-ins well beyond active treatment.
The Max Cure Foundation – Roar for a Cure for all types of childhood cancer.
2020-06-09
405 Sebonac Rd, Southampton, NY 11968
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