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Jan 27

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We are inviting you to help your children participate in the ISCC Read-A-Thon an activity that will encourage your children to read and make a difference in a child’s life. This beautiful project is a way to encourage reading among our children starting at a young age while teaching them about charitable values.

By participating in this program, your children will become more aware of the larger world and more concerned about others, who are less fortunate and have a medical condition.

How can you get started?

READERS
Set a reading goal with number of books you think you would like to read.
Register online at:

https://www.classy.org/campaign/iscc-charity/c184193

Ask your family members, friends and neighbors to sponsor you and send them your read for cancer link.

The more sponsors you have the more kids you can help.

READ! READ! READ!
The more you read the more you are helping others.

Keep track of how many pages you have read and notify your sponsors so they can go online and make their donations.

As a token of our appreciation, when you reach your goal in collected donations, we will send you a Certificate of Appreciation.

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Jan 26

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INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR CHILDREN WITH CANCER (ISCC) ANNUAL PARTNERSHIP LEVELS:

Your annual partnership dollars will help sponsor children on their way to getting healthy, one by one.
International Society for Children with Cancer (ISCC) is pleased to provide businesses and corporations an opportunity to invest in the lives of impoverished children with cancer by becoming a Corporate Partner. The funds provided by our Corporate Partners enable us to provide funding for medical devises needed for cancer treatment and/or pay for costs of treatments such as operations, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, medical diagnostics, medications and hospitalizations to name a few.

For more information please contact ISCC at info@iscc-charity.org or call (949) 679-9911.

International Society for Children with Cancer is a non-profit, tax-exempt 501 (c) 3 agency. If your company offers “matching grants”, we would appreciate the opportunity to be considered for a gift.

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Jan 25

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Every dollar counts!!

$1 per day might not seem like a significant amount, every dollar truly helps when fighting cancer and providing medical care to children in need. The donations also go toward supporting the families dealing with the obstacles that come with obtaining medical care.

WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?
The cost of treating one child for cancer each year is approximately $2,000. This total consists of several factors, such as medication that typically costs $15 a month. Scans can cost about $200, while radiation treatments can cost three times as much per visit. MAHAK, with its slogan of “Help us and let us help you.” relies on using the latest technology to provide the most effective care in a loving environment. No family is ever charged for medical care and treatment, or for transportation, meals, or housing.

HOW DO I DONATE?
After choosing to give to ISCC-Charity, and in turn the MAHAK organization, you can pledge to give $1 per day or become a monthly sponsor to give each month. Donating to ISCC-Charity is a meaningful way to fulfill personal philanthropy or teach your entire family about giving. The organization also appreciates and encourages donations and sponsorships made in honor or memory of a loved one.

Secure donations can be made online, and the website also features a printable donation form. Donors can also mail monetary gifts to the charity’s Irvine office . All of the necessary information can be found online at www.iscc-charity.org.

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Jan 22

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Jan 21

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Smiles bring smiles!

At the time when one of children gets naughty and rides an IV stand in the ward or goes to the playroom, other children follow and join him. Then there is no sign of all those cryings which were heard just few hours ago at the time of chemotherapy.
MAHAK's staffs know well that children become happy when they see the happiness of their friends. So the best is done for them to have such moments and witness a joyful and memorable atmosphere in the hospital.
You, ISCC/Mahak supporters, are the reasons to the happiness of these children. We appreciate your care and patronage which has resulted in the recovery of over 6000 children from cancer. Your constant support will bring joy to the hearts of the 19000 cancer-stricken children who are under our support.

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Jan 19

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We Create a Special World Together
Every child deserves a chance at a life filled with happiness and health. When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the disease not only changes the child’s life, but the entire family’s life. Coping with the life-threatening illness along with emotional turmoil is a great challenge. Aside from the physical pain and emotional challenges inflicted by cancer, treating this disease is very expensive, often posing financial hardships on families seeking quality treatment for a child with cancer. At ISCC, a kids' cancer #charity, we believe that no child suffering from cancer should be left untreated. Thus, our purpose is to globally increase access to treatment for underprivileged children with cancer. We are strongly committed to supporting these children and their families during the healing process. Our international cancer society is publicly supported through #donations from individuals, charitable foundations and businesses that recognize the urgent need to improve treatment and increase cure rates of childhood cancers. We, a charity for children with cancer, invite you to join us in our mission to deliver hope and support to underprivileged cancer stricken children and their families, and in helping children with cancer around the world.

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Jan 19

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Weaving hope into the carpet!

I learned how to weave a carpet from my mom by watching her weaving. Whenever she became tired, my sister and I helped her. When I came to MAHAK I longed to go back home and sit at the carpet loom and weave. I insisted on this so much that my mom decided to bring my own little carpet loom to MAHAK. By weaving the first knot, I prayed all my friends would get well soon. I wish to become a famous carpet weaver.

P.S.: Amir Reza has been in remission for 4 years and comes to MAHAK for his periodic check-ups.

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Jan 15

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Love can change everything, Its a miracle.
Join us , imagine what a difference your contribution can make in the lives of children who desperately need your help.

https://iscc-charity.org
Tell: (949) 679-9911

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Jan 14

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Tip of the day💡: Sometimes, real superheroes live in the hearts of small children fighting big battles!! 💪🏻🦸🏻

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Jan 13

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No matter how big or small you think your support is, every bit helps us get closer to reaching our goal of finding a cure for childhood cancer.

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Jan 11

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Books to Help Your Child Deal with Cancer

Cancer is something even adults sometimes have a hard time fully comprehending, so it's totally understandable for kids to have difficulty dealing with this disease. One way to clear up confusion and help your child with cancer cope is with books designed with this purpose in mind. Here are four worth considering.

1. 'My Cancer Days'
This book by Courtney Filigenzi uses the story of a young girl who expresses a wide range of emotions when as she is diagnosed with cancer and treated. It can help your child understand that it's perfectly normally to have several different feelings when faced with this type of illness.

2. 'The Hare Who Lost Her Hair'
While this book by Amy Leonard and Tom Paul Fox alludes to issues with chemotherapy children may face, such as the loss of their hair, it doesn't directly use cancer-related words. This tale of a rabbit that loses her hair after she finds a "magical healing stream" that could help her get better is meant to serve as a starting point for a conversation with your child about their treatment.

If your child is ready for a more direct conversation about cancer and related treatments, consider "Chemo to the Rescue." Written by Mary Brent and Caitlin Knutsson, it presents an honest -- but not scary -- discussion of why things like chemotherapy, blood tests, and hospital stays are sometimes necessary for kids living with cancer.

3. 'Draw It Out'
Credited to Art with Heart, this book was created under the guidance of more than two dozen mental health experts. It's designed to help elementary school and middle school children express their feelings with pictures. The drawings your child makes can serve as a springboard for conversations that address the concerns they visualized.

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Jan 10

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Mitra is one of MAHAK’s cancer-survivor and she is 32. She was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 3 with a rare kind of kidney tumor which happens to 1 in 10,000. Due to the malignant tumor, after counseling with oncologists and having numerous tests and scans, she lost one of her kidney to surgery. Now 27 years have passed since then and she admitted university many years after survival from cancer and received financial support from MAHAK as MAHAK never leaves its children alone in different stages of life. Currently, she is a professional make-up artist of the theater and film industry and has worked in famous film projects. She has also studied accounting in addition to make-up and clothing design.
Mitra has persistently followed the path of success. As she says, no one thought that she could study, have a job and play an important role in the family. With the help of her oncologist and MAHAK family, she has been able to reach the stage she had always imagined. Mitra's successes have an important message for children suffering from cancer, their families and all members of society; a message that tells us cancer-stricken children, like everyone else, can try and succeed in their life.

P.S. This is the photo of Mithra and her father during her cancer

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