Childrens Cancer Benevolence Fund

The American Childrens Cancer Benevolence Fund, administered by A Warriors Mission Inc. 

Together We Can Deliver Hope

At A Warrior's Mission, we believe that by embracing oncology families with our unique combination of practical support, emotional care, and spiritual nourishment, we can make a meaningful impact on their lives. Together, we can provide a space where warriors and their loved ones find solace, strength, and a renewed sense of purpose. Join us as we embark on this incredible journey of compassion, unity, and unwavering hope.

Our community stands as a source of inspiration, encouragement, and love for all those fighting the battle against cancer.

With your help, the is hope for our littlest warriors.  We are dedicated to collaborating with hospitals, medical centers and other organizations to identify those families most distressed as a direct result of their child’s malignancy in order to assist with medical bills, treatment costs, equipment, transportation needs and other overwhelming expenses.

We rely strictly on public support to make our programs successful.

Each year, the parents of approximately 12,000 families will hear the words "your child has cancer"

When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the parents typically look to doctors, perhaps specialized hospitals, then they usually pray, and turn towards (or away from) spiritual beliefs. While spirituality and religion can be very personal issues, we are aware that some parents may be experiencing spiritual doubts, while others look for help coping and hope. We are here to help, regardless of beliefs or doubts, cancer does not discriminate, neither do we.

At A Warrior's Mission, we believe that no family should face the journey of battling cancer alone. We understand the immense physical, emotional, and financial challenges that oncology families encounter, and we are dedicated to providing them with  support, compassion, and a community of warriors standing by their side.

Excerpts from the National Cancer Institute, Cancer.gov : "Serious illnesses like cancer may cause patients or family caregivers to have doubts about their beliefs or religious values and cause much spiritual distress." also from the same source: "... patients with cancer rely on spiritual or religious beliefs and practices to help them cope with their disease. This is called spiritual coping."

Learn how we are raising awareness about children's cancer,  the early detection signs of childhood cancer and the costs of childhood cancer.

Moreover, A Warrior's Mission understands the financial strain that often accompanies cancer treatment. We offer guidance and resources to navigate insurance challenges, access financial assistance programs, and develop sustainable strategies to help manage medical expenses. Our aim is to assist in alleviating the financial stress that families face, allowing them to focus on what truly matters—their loved one's recovery.

We founded the American Childrens Cancer Benvolence Fund  during the COVID-19 pandemic.  All across the United States and the World, families have been challenged by the added difficulties of Covid 19.  The uncertainty of the job market, loss of healthcare benefits and stay at home orders has made it more difficult for a family whose child is fighting cancer.

We heard their needs, and created a benevolence fund to help.   Everything we do is based on our value of doing more good, having more meaning in communities and having more purpose in all of our lives.   Doing more with the lives we are given. More for the communities we live in. 

Our vision for the ACCBF is to create a valued resource for families, social workers and anyone that wants to help a family with a child fighting cancer.  Even after Covid-19, families will still need help to get through. 

Childrens Cancer Benevolence Fund

As needs change, we are there to develop and implement new programs to help today's youth. We are here to listen to and learn what their changing needs are. We will support, offer guidance, and assist all of the young people, for they will soon be our future.  Preventing poverty before it happens to a family by offering temporary assistance of food, clothing, and more.

Cancer remains one of the leading causes of death among children in the United States. Thousands of young children are diagnosed with cancer in this country alone each year, and these numbers are steadily on the rise.

Your contribution to the American Childrens Cancer Benevolence Fund, administered by A Warriors Mission, will get us closer to getting families the help they need. We serve children and their families with out discrimination. We view all families as deserving of respect and dignity. Timely, temporary assistance can sustain a family until a long term plan is developed and implemented.

Where the contributions made go beyond the individual, where they could impact a family, and a community for years to come.