2023- NCFA Christmas outreach
No Child Fights Alone fully covered the gifts of 12 children during this Christmas season.
Thanks to generosity from our volunteers and donors, No Child Fights Alone fully covered the gifts of 12 children during this holiday season, ensuring that these families and children have the financial and moral support they deserve. Through this, we aspired to build community and let our families know that they are not alone in their journey: we are here to support and uplift them.
As we reflect on the impact of our holiday outreach, we are reminded of the power of compassion and the incredible things that can be achieved when we come together for a common cause. It is through acts of kindness, big and small, that we can make a difference in the lives of those who need it most.
Ukraine assistance
NCFA's commitment to supporting children, everywhere.
In the midst of a war, Ukraine is also facing an insulin shortage, and juvenile diabetics and their families have begun to ration insulin. Without sufficient insulin, diabetics can become sick, dehydrated, and their organs are at risk of failure. This can lead to diabetic ketoacidosis, also known as DKA, which can be fatal or deadly.
In addition, disruption to food availability is putting individuals at risk of hypoglycemia, and disruption to infrastructure and utilities mean diabetics may not be able to use their CGMs (continuous glucose monitors). Without access to a charger for a phone or receiver, CGMs are inoperable. CGMs and blood glucose monitors are essential in preventing hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia for diabetics.
As a result, we set up a fund for Ukraine assistance and we were able to send over numerous CGMs, lancing devices, lancets, test-strips, back-up batteries, and other much-needed supplies for juvenile diabetics and their families in Ukraine. We will continue to stand by Ukraine and support children.
As our mission statement says, "No Child Fights Alone- Ever."
2022- Summer Family fun daY
2021- Childhood cancer awareness month
Five Mile Challenge
As childhood cancer awareness month came to a close, we wanted to celebrate children who kicked cancer to the curb, so we challenged those on social media to walk, run, jog, or bike. The goal was five miles, in honor of local cancer survivor, Amelia Swisher, who recently reached five years cancer free.
For every participant, we made a donation to St. Jude's Children Research Hospital, an organization that align with our goals and strives to improve the lives' of children across the nation.