CHARITY

Fendi & Cbeyondcancer teamed up for a  holiday shopping event in Beverly Hills. 10% of all proceeds were donated to Cbeyondcancer.

Intermix & Cbeyondcancer have teamed up on several occasions for shipping events that donated 10% of the proceeds to Cbeyondcancer.

SoulCycle & Cbeyondcancer partnered up to create a riding event that raised more then $

The Women's International Zionist Organization, is a non-party international movement dedicated to the advancement of the status of women, welfare of all sectors of Israeli society and encouragement of Jewish education in Israel and the Diaspora.

Dedicated to the treatment and ultimate cure of MS. Funding research is the core focus of the Foundation and all funds raised support our Center Without Walls program, a selected network of the nation’s top MS research centers.

A non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Phase I clinical research and treatment programs for patients with cancer. It was founded in 1999 by Stacy and Alberto Valner with a group of friends, all couples with young children who, either themselves or a close family member, had been diagnosed with cancer.

Provide free services to help women living with cancer and cancer survivors address the stresses that extend beyond their medical diognosis.

Proceeds for this event benefited the programs of the Barbara Davis Center for Childhood Diabetes (BDC).  The Center currently cares for over 6,000 children and adults with diabetes.

CoachArt’s mission is to create a transformative arts and athletics community for families impacted by childhood chronic illness.

CBeyond found an ideal partner in Brent’s Place that helps those living with cancer by providing free “safe-clean” housing, family support and psychosocial care for residents. Funding will be part of the Brent’s Place capital campaign to build an additional building for families in need of housing and services during cancer treatment. Specifically CBeyond will be sponsoring and naming the media room, which will house music therapy, movie nights and other media related activities providing a sense of normalcy and support to families.

The Art Therapy Program
Uses the creative process of art making to improve and enhance the physical, mental and emotional well-being of pediatric hematology/oncology patients.  Art therapy offers a chance for our children to focus on something other than being sick, and to create something beautiful. The program is an important psychosocial tool for our young patients and their families coping with the emotional stress and trauma of cancer and its treatment

Parent Support Program
Program provides parents the opportunity to gain emotional support, build new friendships, and have place where they can discuss their difficult experiences of having a child diagnosed with cancer or a blood disorder.  The support group also offers well-being baskets containing items such as, journals, lotions, cozy socks, sleeping masks, etc. to parents during their child’s first hospitalization.and their families coping with the emotional stress and trauma of cancer and its treatment

The Hispanic Federation is partnering  with Puerto Rico’s Primary Health Association (ASPPR) to identify individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer  at their health centers in Puerto Rico and are in desperate need of financial assistance. Puerto Rico’s health centers provide quality, accessible and affordable healthcare to un- served and underserved communities at more than 90 locations, Puerto Rico’s Federally Qualified Health Centers  care for an estimated 350,000 individuals, more than one in ten residents of Puerto Rico.

Patient Fund
Fund supports patients being treated within our Children’s Center for Cancer and Blood Diseases (CCCBD) and their families. As we discussed on the tour, we have several social workers assigned to CCCBD patients based on their diagnosis (brain tumors, sarcoma, leukemia, etc.). These social workers work closely with families, and when they determine a family is need of financial assistance, they make a recommendation to the person who manages the fund. He then confirms that the request meets the criteria and will put in a check request to be made payable to the family. This is typically used for prescriptions, parking/transportation and meals. It may also help cover rent or burial costs.

Child Life Program 
The Child Life program at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) is an example of the hospital’s family-centered care in which Child Life staff work in partnership with physicians, nurses, social workers, and other members of the patient care team to meet the developmental, social and emotional needs of patients, their siblings and family. Child Life staff helps patients cope with the stress and uncertainty of illness, injury and hospitalization when they need it most.