When we were first introduced to Marelyn Espinal, she needed financial assistance. Her twin boys, diagnosed with sickle cell disease, were scheduled to receive a bone marrow transplant.
But she needed more. She was alone, afraid, and unsure of the outcome…

If someone could take just one thing off the list of things to worry about while I go through my cancer treatment, that would mean the world to me. The Icla da Silva Foundation did that for me.

Mark’s father received the same diagnosis many years ago. At that time, his father was considered too old for treatment. They sent him home to get his affairs in order, and he passed away 18 months later.

Since Elly’s brother was identified as her donor, both parents had to stop working for several months to be individual caregivers for their children.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we were able to help Kristina travel back and forth to receive treatment.

Read how we help patients manage unexpected challenges so they can focus on their treatment.

The Icla da Silva Foundation provided financial assistance for HLA testing and helped fund housing while the family was far from home to receive treatment.

We have been removing barriers so a little girl can receive her life-saving treatment. The first phase was a success and she has been transferred to the second transplant center for her bone marrow transplant.

Sammy needs a bone marrow transplant. We removed the initial barriers that every patient goes through by giving information about the process, an understanding of the challenges, and the power of hope.

“It’s difficult to judge a situation without having gone through it yourself”. Icla Cares recently removed a patient’s barrier so she could receive her treatments and transplant.

When we were first introduced to Marelyn Espinal, she needed financial assistance. Her twin boys, diagnosed with sickle cell disease, were scheduled to receive a bone marrow transplant.
But she needed more. She was alone, afraid, and unsure of the outcome…

If someone could take just one thing off the list of things to worry about while I go through my cancer treatment, that would mean the world to me. The Icla da Silva Foundation did that for me.

Mark’s father received the same diagnosis many years ago. At that time, his father was considered too old for treatment. They sent him home to get his affairs in order, and he passed away 18 months later.

Since Elly’s brother was identified as her donor, both parents had to stop working for several months to be individual caregivers for their children.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we were able to help Kristina travel back and forth to receive treatment.

Read how we help patients manage unexpected challenges so they can focus on their treatment.

The Icla da Silva Foundation provided financial assistance for HLA testing and helped fund housing while the family was far from home to receive treatment.

We have been removing barriers so a little girl can receive her life-saving treatment. The first phase was a success and she has been transferred to the second transplant center for her bone marrow transplant.

Sammy needs a bone marrow transplant. We removed the initial barriers that every patient goes through by giving information about the process, an understanding of the challenges, and the power of hope.

“It’s difficult to judge a situation without having gone through it yourself”. Icla Cares recently removed a patient’s barrier so she could receive her treatments and transplant.

When we were first introduced to Marelyn Espinal, she needed financial assistance. Her twin boys, diagnosed with sickle cell disease, were scheduled to receive a bone marrow transplant.
But she needed more. She was alone, afraid, and unsure of the outcome…

If someone could take just one thing off the list of things to worry about while I go through my cancer treatment, that would mean the world to me. The Icla da Silva Foundation did that for me.

Mark’s father received the same diagnosis many years ago. At that time, his father was considered too old for treatment. They sent him home to get his affairs in order, and he passed away 18 months later.

Since Elly’s brother was identified as her donor, both parents had to stop working for several months to be individual caregivers for their children.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we were able to help Kristina travel back and forth to receive treatment.

Read how we help patients manage unexpected challenges so they can focus on their treatment.

The Icla da Silva Foundation provided financial assistance for HLA testing and helped fund housing while the family was far from home to receive treatment.

We have been removing barriers so a little girl can receive her life-saving treatment. The first phase was a success and she has been transferred to the second transplant center for her bone marrow transplant.

Sammy needs a bone marrow transplant. We removed the initial barriers that every patient goes through by giving information about the process, an understanding of the challenges, and the power of hope.

“It’s difficult to judge a situation without having gone through it yourself”. Icla Cares recently removed a patient’s barrier so she could receive her treatments and transplant.

When we were first introduced to Marelyn Espinal, she needed financial assistance. Her twin boys, diagnosed with sickle cell disease, were scheduled to receive a bone marrow transplant.
But she needed more. She was alone, afraid, and unsure of the outcome…

If someone could take just one thing off the list of things to worry about while I go through my cancer treatment, that would mean the world to me. The Icla da Silva Foundation did that for me.

Mark’s father received the same diagnosis many years ago. At that time, his father was considered too old for treatment. They sent him home to get his affairs in order, and he passed away 18 months later.

Since Elly’s brother was identified as her donor, both parents had to stop working for several months to be individual caregivers for their children.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we were able to help Kristina travel back and forth to receive treatment.

Read how we help patients manage unexpected challenges so they can focus on their treatment.

The Icla da Silva Foundation provided financial assistance for HLA testing and helped fund housing while the family was far from home to receive treatment.

We have been removing barriers so a little girl can receive her life-saving treatment. The first phase was a success and she has been transferred to the second transplant center for her bone marrow transplant.

Sammy needs a bone marrow transplant. We removed the initial barriers that every patient goes through by giving information about the process, an understanding of the challenges, and the power of hope.

“It’s difficult to judge a situation without having gone through it yourself”. Icla Cares recently removed a patient’s barrier so she could receive her treatments and transplant.

When we were first introduced to Marelyn Espinal, she needed financial assistance. Her twin boys, diagnosed with sickle cell disease, were scheduled to receive a bone marrow transplant.
But she needed more. She was alone, afraid, and unsure of the outcome…

If someone could take just one thing off the list of things to worry about while I go through my cancer treatment, that would mean the world to me. The Icla da Silva Foundation did that for me.

Mark’s father received the same diagnosis many years ago. At that time, his father was considered too old for treatment. They sent him home to get his affairs in order, and he passed away 18 months later.

Since Elly’s brother was identified as her donor, both parents had to stop working for several months to be individual caregivers for their children.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we were able to help Kristina travel back and forth to receive treatment.

Read how we help patients manage unexpected challenges so they can focus on their treatment.

The Icla da Silva Foundation provided financial assistance for HLA testing and helped fund housing while the family was far from home to receive treatment.

We have been removing barriers so a little girl can receive her life-saving treatment. The first phase was a success and she has been transferred to the second transplant center for her bone marrow transplant.

Sammy needs a bone marrow transplant. We removed the initial barriers that every patient goes through by giving information about the process, an understanding of the challenges, and the power of hope.

“It’s difficult to judge a situation without having gone through it yourself”. Icla Cares recently removed a patient’s barrier so she could receive her treatments and transplant.

When we were first introduced to Marelyn Espinal, she needed financial assistance. Her twin boys, diagnosed with sickle cell disease, were scheduled to receive a bone marrow transplant.
But she needed more. She was alone, afraid, and unsure of the outcome…

If someone could take just one thing off the list of things to worry about while I go through my cancer treatment, that would mean the world to me. The Icla da Silva Foundation did that for me.

Mark’s father received the same diagnosis many years ago. At that time, his father was considered too old for treatment. They sent him home to get his affairs in order, and he passed away 18 months later.

Since Elly’s brother was identified as her donor, both parents had to stop working for several months to be individual caregivers for their children.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we were able to help Kristina travel back and forth to receive treatment.

Read how we help patients manage unexpected challenges so they can focus on their treatment.

The Icla da Silva Foundation provided financial assistance for HLA testing and helped fund housing while the family was far from home to receive treatment.

We have been removing barriers so a little girl can receive her life-saving treatment. The first phase was a success and she has been transferred to the second transplant center for her bone marrow transplant.

Sammy needs a bone marrow transplant. We removed the initial barriers that every patient goes through by giving information about the process, an understanding of the challenges, and the power of hope.

“It’s difficult to judge a situation without having gone through it yourself”. Icla Cares recently removed a patient’s barrier so she could receive her treatments and transplant.

When we were first introduced to Marelyn Espinal, she needed financial assistance. Her twin boys, diagnosed with sickle cell disease, were scheduled to receive a bone marrow transplant.
But she needed more. She was alone, afraid, and unsure of the outcome…

If someone could take just one thing off the list of things to worry about while I go through my cancer treatment, that would mean the world to me. The Icla da Silva Foundation did that for me.

Mark’s father received the same diagnosis many years ago. At that time, his father was considered too old for treatment. They sent him home to get his affairs in order, and he passed away 18 months later.

Since Elly’s brother was identified as her donor, both parents had to stop working for several months to be individual caregivers for their children.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we were able to help Kristina travel back and forth to receive treatment.

Read how we help patients manage unexpected challenges so they can focus on their treatment.

The Icla da Silva Foundation provided financial assistance for HLA testing and helped fund housing while the family was far from home to receive treatment.

We have been removing barriers so a little girl can receive her life-saving treatment. The first phase was a success and she has been transferred to the second transplant center for her bone marrow transplant.

Sammy needs a bone marrow transplant. We removed the initial barriers that every patient goes through by giving information about the process, an understanding of the challenges, and the power of hope.

“It’s difficult to judge a situation without having gone through it yourself”. Icla Cares recently removed a patient’s barrier so she could receive her treatments and transplant.

When we were first introduced to Marelyn Espinal, she needed financial assistance. Her twin boys, diagnosed with sickle cell disease, were scheduled to receive a bone marrow transplant.
But she needed more. She was alone, afraid, and unsure of the outcome…

If someone could take just one thing off the list of things to worry about while I go through my cancer treatment, that would mean the world to me. The Icla da Silva Foundation did that for me.

Mark’s father received the same diagnosis many years ago. At that time, his father was considered too old for treatment. They sent him home to get his affairs in order, and he passed away 18 months later.

Since Elly’s brother was identified as her donor, both parents had to stop working for several months to be individual caregivers for their children.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we were able to help Kristina travel back and forth to receive treatment.

Read how we help patients manage unexpected challenges so they can focus on their treatment.

The Icla da Silva Foundation provided financial assistance for HLA testing and helped fund housing while the family was far from home to receive treatment.

We have been removing barriers so a little girl can receive her life-saving treatment. The first phase was a success and she has been transferred to the second transplant center for her bone marrow transplant.

Sammy needs a bone marrow transplant. We removed the initial barriers that every patient goes through by giving information about the process, an understanding of the challenges, and the power of hope.

“It’s difficult to judge a situation without having gone through it yourself”. Icla Cares recently removed a patient’s barrier so she could receive her treatments and transplant.

When we were first introduced to Marelyn Espinal, she needed financial assistance. Her twin boys, diagnosed with sickle cell disease, were scheduled to receive a bone marrow transplant.
But she needed more. She was alone, afraid, and unsure of the outcome…

If someone could take just one thing off the list of things to worry about while I go through my cancer treatment, that would mean the world to me. The Icla da Silva Foundation did that for me.

Mark’s father received the same diagnosis many years ago. At that time, his father was considered too old for treatment. They sent him home to get his affairs in order, and he passed away 18 months later.

Since Elly’s brother was identified as her donor, both parents had to stop working for several months to be individual caregivers for their children.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we were able to help Kristina travel back and forth to receive treatment.

Read how we help patients manage unexpected challenges so they can focus on their treatment.

The Icla da Silva Foundation provided financial assistance for HLA testing and helped fund housing while the family was far from home to receive treatment.

We have been removing barriers so a little girl can receive her life-saving treatment. The first phase was a success and she has been transferred to the second transplant center for her bone marrow transplant.

Sammy needs a bone marrow transplant. We removed the initial barriers that every patient goes through by giving information about the process, an understanding of the challenges, and the power of hope.

“It’s difficult to judge a situation without having gone through it yourself”. Icla Cares recently removed a patient’s barrier so she could receive her treatments and transplant.

When we were first introduced to Marelyn Espinal, she needed financial assistance. Her twin boys, diagnosed with sickle cell disease, were scheduled to receive a bone marrow transplant.
But she needed more. She was alone, afraid, and unsure of the outcome…

If someone could take just one thing off the list of things to worry about while I go through my cancer treatment, that would mean the world to me. The Icla da Silva Foundation did that for me.

Mark’s father received the same diagnosis many years ago. At that time, his father was considered too old for treatment. They sent him home to get his affairs in order, and he passed away 18 months later.

Since Elly’s brother was identified as her donor, both parents had to stop working for several months to be individual caregivers for their children.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we were able to help Kristina travel back and forth to receive treatment.

Read how we help patients manage unexpected challenges so they can focus on their treatment.

The Icla da Silva Foundation provided financial assistance for HLA testing and helped fund housing while the family was far from home to receive treatment.

We have been removing barriers so a little girl can receive her life-saving treatment. The first phase was a success and she has been transferred to the second transplant center for her bone marrow transplant.

Sammy needs a bone marrow transplant. We removed the initial barriers that every patient goes through by giving information about the process, an understanding of the challenges, and the power of hope.

“It’s difficult to judge a situation without having gone through it yourself”. Icla Cares recently removed a patient’s barrier so she could receive her treatments and transplant.