Who we help

• We give priority to helping families with chronically ill children. These families are frequently under great financial strain when one or both parents are not able to work because of the time required to provide for their child.
• Patients and families are eligible to receive assistance irrespective of diagnosis, race, religion, or economic status. For example, over the past 6 months, we have helped kids who have metabolic and skeletal disorders, cancer, and brain injuries causing developmental delays.
• Because we prefer to make personal contact with each family, we give priority to those in our local geographic area. However, exceptions and special cases will be considered.
• We give priority to families who are referred to us by a social worker or case worker.

How we help

• We do not give cash directly to families. Instead we provide products and services, such as (but not limited to)
  • Meals and groceries
  • Assistance with transportation
  • Housecleaning 
  • Home sanitation 
  • Dry cleaning service
  • Lawn care
  • Kennel service
• Emotional support and prayer
• Support for siblings of sick kids

NOTE: We do not interfere in a patient's medical care or the decisions families are required to make. Instead, we help with day-to-day tasks so that families can focus on the medical and emotional needs of patients.