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.

Videos

The NCCS: 25 Years of Service
“For the past 25 years, the NCCS has worked to lessen the financial strain on families of kids with cancer by providing financial and emotional support for on-going, non-medical expenses associated with cancer treatment such as meal assistance, gas money, transportation, and even health insurance premiums. Join us today: www.thenccs.org/donateNCCS.

Take Initiative
“Take Initiative”, says BTC scholarship recipient, Josh Ortega, in this video he produced for all college students.

Who We Are, What We Do
Hear from those we've helped and how we've helped. This video effectively communicates everything the NCCS is all about.

Meet Two-Time Survivor, Sara Fruendt
2011-2012 Beyond the Cure scholarship recipient, Sarah Fruendt shares her perspective on having childhood cancer.

Embracing Survivorship
For childhood cancer patients and their parents, the experience of completing treatment is a time of celebration and hope as well as anxiety and fear. We believe knowledge is a powerful tool to combat that anxiety and created this video to educate survivors of the late effects that can develop from their cancer and treatment, discuss future challenges they may face and reinforce the importance of long-term follow-up care.

Thanks to the American Legion Child Welfare Foundation, Inc. for providing the funds to produce this very important video.

Give the Gift of Laughter
Introducing "Laffy Laffalot™," the newest member of the NCCS family.

Who We Are, What We Do

Your support helps children like Justin survive!

Meet Chelsea

Videos

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