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"Where is my fur?"

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How to help children with cancer: charities, things and books that change lives

How to help children with cancer

Every Child Deserves a Childhood Filled with Love, Play, and Warm Memories.But children battling cancer face challenges far beyond their years. In such moments, charity for children becomes a vital source of hope — a reminder that they are not alone.

Why Charity for Children with Cancer Matters

Childhood cancer is more than a medical diagnosis — it’s an emotional and financial trial for the whole family. Helping children with cancer is not only about providing treatment. It’s also about offering emotional support, kindness, and care.

Parents, too, need help. Facing exhaustion, despair, and rising medical costs, families often rely on charitable support to keep going. That’s why children’s charities become a true beacon of light during dark times — bringing comfort, smiles, and strength to fight another day.

How to Help Children with Cancer

Trusted Ukrainian Charities

Tabletochki A well-known foundation that provides essential medications, equipment, and systemic support to children with cancer across Ukraine.

Wings of Hope Specializes in financial and psychological support for families. A true charitable initiative that uplifts both children and their caregivers.

Zaporyka Foundation Operates the “House of Zaporyka” in Kyiv, where families can stay during treatment. Often in need of clean clothing and daily essentials for kids and mothers who live there for extended periods.

KRAB Foundation Supports children with cancer and their families directly in oncology departments. Actively helps those in “Ohmatdyt” (Kyiv) by providing emotional and material aid — clothing, toys, bed linen, and more.

*Before donating clothing, be sure to contact the foundation to learn about current needs and conditions (especially important for sterility in oncology departments).

International Foundations

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital — provides assistance to children with cancer around the world.

Ronald McDonald House Charities — supports families of children undergoing medical treatment.

World Child Cancer — operates in countries with limited access to healthcare, helping children with cancer.

Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation — a U.S.-based foundation that funds pediatric cancer research, supports families, and finances innovative treatments.

Little Princess Trust — provides free wigs made of natural hair to children who have lost theirs due to chemotherapy. It also funds pediatric cancer research.

Children’s Alopecia Project (CAP) — the only organization in the world dedicated to supporting children with alopecia. They organize camps, support groups, and events to help children feel confident and unashamed of their appearance.

How You Can Help Beyond Money

  • Donate clothing to charity — especially warm clothes or comfortable garments suitable for hospital stays.
  • Donate toys, creative kits, coloring books, or stress-relief toys.
  • Donate hair for charity — a beautiful initiative to create wigs for children undergoing chemotherapy.
  • Give uplifting books that inspire and help boost children’s self-esteem.

Charity Initiative “Where Is My Fur?” — A Book That Supports Children

Among all the forms of charitable assistance children with cancer, a special place is occupied by stories that heal with words.
Our charity initiative "Where is my fur?" was created for children who have lost their hair due to chemotherapy or alopecia.

This children’s book tells the story of a little dog named Korzhyk, who searches for his fur — but finds something even greater: acceptance, friendship, and self-love.
We donate the book free of charge to oncology centers, libraries, and young patientsof the aesthetic medicine clinic of Dr. Myroslava Novosilska — so that no child feels alone.

Each contribution is a step towards the child has found the strength to love himself.
Learn more 👉thealopeciabook.com.

How to help children with cancer

Why Charity and Supporting Sick Children Matters

Charity is not just about money — it's about love and care.
By choosing a foundation or initiative, we become part of a larger community that makes the world a better place.
Supporting sick children means giving them hope, confidence, and a belief in kindness.

Takeaway

Charity for children isn’t only about large donations. It can start with small gestures — a book, warm clothing, or a drawing.
Even the smallest act of kindness can create powerful stories filled with light and compassion.
✨ Together, we can do far more than we imagine. Let’s support those who need it the most.

FAQ - how to help children with cancer

How can we help children with cancer?

You can help not only with money. It can be warm clothes, toys, books, hair for wigs or just words of support. Every sincere act matters to a child undergoing treatment.

What charitable foundations help children with cancer?

There are many initiatives in Ukraine that support children with cancer. They help with medicines, psychological support, accommodation, and necessary things for families during treatment.

How can books help children during treatment?

Books with warm stories support children emotionally, help them accept changes in their appearance, and give them faith in their own strength. They become a friend who is there for them even in the most difficult moments.

Why is charity so important for children with cancer?

Charity gives children and their families a sense of care, hope and support. It shows them that there are people around who care about their story and that the world can be kind even in times of trial.

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