$50,000 for AML Research
A very special thanks to Wendy Addington and Kyle's Crusaders for co-funding a $50,000 Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) Research Grant at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)!
We are honored to partner with the Addington family and Kyle's Crusaders to fund this cutting-edge research by Carolyn A. Felix, MD of CHOP.
Wendy says, "A cure eluded Kyle, but that didn't stop him from wanting a cure for others. The awarding of research grants each year gives us hope that one day we won't lose our children to cancer. Kyle lives on through Kyle's Crusaders and our tremendous community of supporters who help us raise money for research each year during our annual fundraising walk. We are so honored to help fund this research grant and grateful to Arms Wide Open for allowing 100% of our donations to go directly towards it. Many thanks and lots of love to our Crusaders for helping us fulfill Kyle's wish for a cure."
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If you would like to partner with us to fund the childhood cancer research of your choice, please contact Dena at dena@awoccf.org.
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