Learn How We Help
Team Campbell Foundation works closely with families who are faced with a childhood cancer diagnosis.
Some examples of help that we have provided include sending a young cancer patient and his family to Great Adventure – Outings such as this provide a brief respite from the trials of treatment and an opportunity to spend time together as a family; purchasing a gravestone for a family who recently lost their child to cancer, and providing box seats for cancer patients and their families to attend a local baseball game.
The Foundation also has plans to provide college scholarships to the sibling of a pediatric cancer patient, survivor or angel. The siblings have a particularly unique journey themselves – watching their brother/sister battle and losing their parents to the full time job of caring for their child.
We need your help to continue to offer these services to our families. Please visit our Donate page to make a contribution of any amount.
FAMILY SUPPORT
Campbell’s family knows firsthand how childhood cancer affects the entire family in every possible way. The Team Campbell Foundation (“TCF”) Assistance Program aims to provide a psycho-social enrichment opportunity based on the interests of the child with cancer, the parents or the patient’s siblings, such as a family outing to a sporting event or Broadway show, or to help relieve some of the financial burden associated with treatment including, but not limited to, specialized therapy, medical equipment, etc.
If you would like to be considered for this program, please complete the attached application, and forward to your social worker or oncologist for his/her statement and signature. The completed form should be returned to [email protected].
Applications will be considered as they are received. Families will be notified within 30 days of receipt of application regarding if/how TCF can help.
LEGACY DONATION
“After five years of fighting, we could not let it be the end of her fight. She could still fight on, for all of the other children that battle this disease. For us, it was an easy decision, and what we thought Campbell would have wanted. The gift that she was to us, she could be to others as well.”
-Robin and Greg Hoyt