Forbes | SHOOK Top Advisor Summit
The SHOOK community is funding a lifesaving cancer treatment for kids who have run out of options
Donate NowCCRF offers a variety of options to pledge your support:
J.B, cancer fighter
Jamie Shook, J.B., & R.J. Shook
Nathan (2013-2022)
Meet J.B.
Nine-and-a-half-year-old J.B. is facing one of the deadliest forms of cancer: a very high-risk relapsed Wilms' tumor.
Kids with this type of kidney cancer face a 10-20% chance of survival. If J.B.'s cancer returns, he will need a treatment that does not exist for kids today.
Thanks to the SHOOK community, kids with very high-risk relapsed Wilms' tumor will have hope of being cured with a new treatment in clinical trial. This is a potentially lifesaving therapy, and we’ll make sure it’s safe and available to children who need it.
In Remembrance of Nathan – Forever Eight
Wilms’ tumor took 8-year-old Nathan’s life in January 2022, after a grueling 6-year battle against the disease.
“If we close our eyes to it, nothing will change. Children are dying, families are broken, futures are lost. We want our children to grow up and we cannot do it alone.” – Nathan’s mom, Tricia
Donor Benefits
$10,000+
- 20 names in an online Forbes article and Forbes magazine tribute page
$5,000 - $9,999
- 10 names in an online Forbes article and Forbes magazine tribute page
$1,000 - $4,999
- Your name in an online Forbes article
- Your name in Forbes magazine tribute page
$500 - $999
- Your name in an online Forbes article
Your donation will help:
- Enable this treatment to be available for kids who have no other options.
- Lay the groundwork so scientists can use the therapy for other childhood cancers.
- Allow children and families to access the treatment close to home – at one of six locations across the United States.
Meet Dr. Ortiz
Michael V. Ortiz, MD is the Clinical Director of the Rare Tumors Program and Assistant Member of the Pediatric Sarcoma Service at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Dr. Ortiz specializes in treating solid tumors in kids and young adults and has particular expertise in treating pediatric kidney cancers, such as Wilms' tumor.
Above: Michael V. Ortiz, MD
Meet Talia,
Nurse Practitioner
Nurse Practitioner
Talia Sauerhaft, RN, Nurse Practitioner, is a clinician on the pediatric oncology unit, managing the day-to-day care of children during their cancer treatment, including on clinical trials.
Above: Talia Sauerhaft, Nurse Practitioner
To make a donation over the phone please contact:
Kenna Dooley - Chief Development Officer
952-224-8486
1650 W 82nd St., Suite 400
Minneapolis, MN 55431