Fighting childhood cancer, one cup at a time.
This form is intended for you to fill out and give to adults, like teachers, counselors, coaches, and any other supervising adult. It is a tool to help others understand what you know about your brother or sister’s cancer, learn of the potential challenges you are facing, and create a supportive plan to facilitate coping, healing, and success. You may want to ask a parent or guardian to help you fill this out!
Charlotte is a funny 9-year-old who loves Taylor Swift. Her interests include horseback riding, collecting Breyer horses, and bugging her mom for a golden retriever.
When Charlotte’s sister Claire was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, Charlotte did her best to be strong. She displayed a level of maturity far beyond her years. While Claire stayed in the hospital for more than 30 days, Charlotte was brave enough to start first grade at a brand-new school.
Mateen is a bright 5-year-old starting kindergarten this year. He loves to draw and play, especially when it comes to sports.
As the youngest of five kids in his family, Mateen is very good at making his family smile, even through the hard times. In 2022, Mateen’s sister Maryam was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor called craniopharyngioma. She had neurosurgery to remove the tumor but developed several chronic and life-threatening conditions afterwards.
Ameenah is 9 years old and starting 4th grade this year. She loves to draw and play instruments like the flute and the piano. At home, Ameenah is often collecting squishies, playing with slime, or listening to Taylor Swift.
As the second oldest of five kids in her family, Ameenah has been a source of comfort for her family during a difficult time. In 2022, Ameenah’s sister Maryam was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor called craniopharyngioma. She had neurosurgery to remove the tumor but developed several chronic and life-threatening conditions afterwards.
