 Cancer is the number
one disease killer of
children between the
ages of 1-19.
In the U.S. nearly
3,000 children die from
cancer each year.
1 in 330 will be
diagnosed with cancer by
the age of 20.
Approximately 12,400
children are diagnosed
with cancer each year.
The Gold Ribbon is the
universal awareness
symbol of childhood
cancer.
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We are proud to sponsors both the English & Spanish speaking Brain Tumor Family Camp in Idyllwild at Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times. This family camp is specifically designed for children with brain tumors and their families to have the opportunity to meet, share their stories and offer support to each other. About 100 children, parents and volunteers will spend time discussing brain tumor updates in individual workshops hosted by trained teams of social workers for the patients, parents & siblings. Families bond while enjoying fun camp activities such as hiking, campfires, arts & crafts, games and the great outdoors. To find out more about the WE CAN Foundation go to: www.wecan.cc
Children playing games,
fishing,
and singing songs at camp!!!
Group Sessions
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