My Nonprofit Reviews

I know cancer, because I've been there. For me, seeing kids fighting cancer and incurable diseases, is heartbreaking. They shouldn't have to go through the same stuff I did. These kids, and their families, shouldn't feel alone. They shouldn't be denied help from organizations because of some red tape or politics. They need to be loved, cared for, and have some weight taken off their shoulders. While I may not have benefited directly from FAM, my friends and their son have. When they got the worst news of their life, FAM swept in, and lifted some of their burden. When my friends finally got to celebrate Christmas together with all three of their kids, far away from home and family because their son was getting treatments, FAM was there again. And when bad news again, as is often the case unfortunately, FAM was there yet again. I feel so blessed to have spent a day with Milk, Mark, and Liz to help Malcolm and friends not feel so alone on their journey. FAM is a FAMily and my family grew that day. And as I see FAM work tirelessly, I am constantly amazed at how big FAM is growing. They aren't turning people away, they are welcoming more FAMilies into the mix. They are go above and beyond, and I love them for it.