Supporting patients & their families undergoing pediatric cancer treatment
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OUR STORY
Since 1953, The Tommy Fund for Childhood Cancer, has supported families whose children are undergoing cancer treatments at Smilow Cancer Hospital, Yale-New Haven and its affiliates.
On average the Tommy Fund provides roughly $10,000 a month in assistance to area patients & families
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On average the Tommy Fund provides roughly $10,000 a month in assistance to area patients & families 〰️
The Tommy Fund proudly supports SURVIVORS with ongoing needs and the HEROs Clinic at Yale
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The Tommy Fund proudly supports SURVIVORS with ongoing needs and the HEROs Clinic at Yale 〰️
Did You Know? All the snacks & drinks at Clinic are supplied by the Tommy Fund?
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Did You Know? All the snacks & drinks at Clinic are supplied by the Tommy Fund? 〰️
The Tommy Fund is pleased to offer Year-round emotional, financial & medical support
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The Tommy Fund is pleased to offer Year-round emotional, financial & medical support 〰️
Historically, the Tommy Fund provided seed money to a selection of Yale University fellowships to ensure future care of patients
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Historically, the Tommy Fund provided seed money to a selection of Yale University fellowships to ensure future care of patients 〰️
Ways to Get Involved
Whether giving of your time, energy or resources- the Tommy Fund for Childhood Cancer needs your support! Join us at one of the many events, programs or opportunities to be engaged. To learn more
Sign your school up this Spring 2024 and our top fundraising school will win a special visit from UConn Men’s Basketball! Sign your school up now, email director@tommyfund.org to learn more.
JOIN “TEAM TOMMY FUND” at CLOSER TO FREE: Sept. 9
It started with Tommy, Our mission continues with you!
The Tommy Fund for Childhood Cancer was established in 1953 and for 70 Years in honor of a little boy named Tommy Mozdzierz, who died of cancer that same year just two weeks before his fifth birthday has provided HELP & HOPE to so many.
Before his passing from acute leukemia, Tommy managed to garner the attention of an entire state, including a local fire department which knew of his passion for firemen and fire trucks.
Make a Donation
Your donation helps us better serve families whose children are undergoing pediatric cancer. Thank you for your support!