• Your Donation Dollars At Work
  

  Your support helps children like Justin survive!

  When he was just three years old, Justin was diagnosed with Stage 4 Neuroblastoma. "Because it is rare, we searched for a doctor that primarily treats this type of cancer," explained Justin's father, Jon. "We left our home in Tampa and ventured to New York City for treatment." Thanks to your ongoing support, the NCCS makes sure children like Justin get the specialized treatment they need, no matter where it is located. "We don’t know what we would do if we didn't have the NCCS' help!” said Jon. "Thank you!"
  
  

• Survivor Stories
  

  Meet Chelsea

  "The money I received helped out so much. I am so grateful for their help." –Chelsea's mom, Cassi
  Click here to read more of Chelsea's story.
  
  

• Partner Spotlight
  
  The NCCS is proud to partner with Agelity, a national provider of discount prescription drug cards. The NCCS card provides users significant discounts on prescription medications at over 55,500 participating pharmacies nationwide.
  
  

Family Assistance

The NCCS provides financial assistance for families during treatment and college scholarships for childhood cancer survivors.

If you know of a family in need that meets our guidelines, please review the following:

• The family will need to complete an application for financial assistance. Please be sure all required documentation is submitted with the application.
• A letter from a member of the child's treatment team needs to accompany the application and must include the following:
  • Child's full name, date of birth, diagnosis, and social security number
  • Past treatment information
  • Treatment plan for the next 60 days
  • Other community resources being utilized

The completed application and letter may be sent via fax, email or mail to:
The National Children's Cancer Society
1 South Memorial Drive, Suite 800
St. Louis, MO 63102
Fax:314-735-2014
pfs@thenccs.org

College Scholarships

The Beyond the Cure scholarship program is awards college scholarships to survivors under the age of 25 diagnosed before the age of 18. Click here to learn about the program.