
Support Melissa's fight against cancer
On the way home from her wedding rehearsal dinner, Melissa was T-boned in a serious car accident — and doctors found masses throughout her body. She's 30, newly married, and now facing chemotherapy.

Covers a chemo session plus the hospital travel his parents can't afford.
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For the last year, our three-year-old son Teddy has been battling neuroblastoma, a rare and aggressive childhood cancer.
He has come so far. But we've now hit a devastating setback. The maintenance treatment that helps prevent his cancer coming back has been unexpectedly withdrawn. Complications from his treatment mean Teddy has already lost part of the protection he had. The only way we can now get him what he needs is to fund it ourselves.
Teddy is at high risk of his cancer returning, and for children who relapse, survival rates are heartbreakingly low. This treatment is what stands between our son and that risk. We're asking for your help to give him the very best chance of beating this for good.
Every single dollar raised goes towards Teddy's ongoing treatment and the costs that come with it. Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for anything you can give — and for sharing Teddy's story.
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