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Give Hope to Rare Children...Make Dreams Come True
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our children and their families on their journey toward healing.
Words alone cannot adequately convey the immense gratitude and appreciation my family and I feel toward CC4C.
The financial burden associated with his medical bills has often left us feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about the future. However, your benevolent sponsorship has alleviated an enormous amount of stress and has given us renewed hope and strength. -- Vikram (father of child with rare disease)
Americans with Rare Diseases
30 Million
Genetic
80%
Are Children
Most
WAYS TO GET INVOLVED
7.6 Years
Of Testing
8-12
Physicians
Misdiagnoses
2-3
CC4C ALUMNI CHILDREN STORIES
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Caleb taken during national signing day. He has accepted an academic and athletic scholarship to Indiana Tech. He is still being treated monthly for ITP. Caleb received the scholarship for track. He is a hurdler (110H and 300m) and a long jumper and he also competed on his schools 4x100 relay.
Eva came to CC4C bedridden, home-bound, and losing her vision. In her time with CC4C, she was able to walk again, regained her sight, and returned to school. Eva finished her Freshman year with a 4.0 and received an art award! Eva is looking forward to attending her high school this Fall semester.
Caleb taken during national signing day. He has accepted an academic and athletic scholarship to Indiana Tech. He is still being treated monthly for ITP. Caleb received the scholarship for track. He is a hurdler (110H and 300m) and a long jumper and he also competed on his schools 4x100 relay.