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Bank of America Program
Bank of America is pleased to offer the N.C.C.S. personal checking account featuring an N.C.C.S. check card and checks. The N.C.C.S. personal checking account lets you show your continuing support for our mission while giving you all the account benefits you'd expect from Bank of America. Click here for more information.
Great Concert & Comedy Seats to Benefit the N.C.C.S!
A portion of most purchases made on
www.ticketsforcharity.com can benefit the N.C.C.S. while offering you fantastic seats to see some of the biggest names in entertainment – for the same or better price you’ll find elsewhere! Visit Tickets-for-Charity to learn more. |
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| The Late Effects Assessment Tool is a free interactive tool designed to prepare survivors for potential medical issues that may arise after treatment has ended and to offer strategies for maintaining overall health. |
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Two-part series on Medical Care after Childhood Cancer Treatment
Click here for more information and to register for these free teleconferences. |
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2010-2011 College Scholarship applications for childhood cancer survivors are now available.
Click here to apply.
Click here to make a donation to the Scholarship Program. |
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| Recycle Your Usable Clothing and Household Items in your Suburban Chicago neighborhood. Click here to schedule a pickup. |
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Chance
“He’s my fighting Chance.” That’s how Virginia refers to her 11-year old son, Chance, a survivor of Stage IV Ewing Sarcoma PNET. “He is simply an amazing kid. And he’s my amazing kid.”
Chance was diagnosed in December 2008. Prior to his diagnosis, he had been complaining of back pain for more than four years. But nothing clinical ever showed up, despite numerous X-rays and examinations. “His back was a constant bother to him and at night, he experienced sharp back pains,” said Virginia. “We tried a variety of remedies, including buying him a new bed.” When nothing seemed to ease his pain, Virginia pushed her son’s doctors for answers.
Click here to read about Chance's story of survival. |
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