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Did you know 43 children in the United States are diagnosed with cancer everyday?
A staggering 9 of those children are diagnosed with a brain tumor.
A pediatric brain tumor called Diffused Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG) has a zero percent survival rate.
There have been no new treatments for DIPG in the last 50 years.
We at The Gold Hope Project are honored to offer free photography sessions to the families of children fighting cancer across the world, something we have done since the start of the organization. This is a priceless gift to the families in so many ways.
Your donations to The Gold Hope Project are not only funding photography sessions for fighters, but also important research in the fight against DIPG through the DIPG Collaborative – a group of non-profit organizations that are working together to find the homerun cure. These are organizations that have come together to facilitate pediatric brain cancer research and grants by funding almost $10 million dollars in research grants and groundbreaking treatments!
CURE DIPG = CURE CANCER!
DIPG is an incurable brain tumor with a zero percent survival rate, and it is our belief that finding a cure for this cancer would lead to a cure for ALL types of brain cancer. Progress is being made through this life-saving research that you are contributing to with your donations, a gift that we cannot adequately express our gratitude for. You are fighting for a cure right along with these incredible, strong children.
*Click play to meet Ava, our inspiration behind the organization, and why we are passionate about funding DIPG research.*
Grants Awarded!
$100,000
Grant to Children’s Cancer Institute to discover new epigenetic players in DIPG oncogenesis.
$145,640
Hunter Medical Research Institute to combine anti-tumor targeting of diffuse midline gliomas.
$100,000
The Hospital for Sick Children for Methionine Deprivation as a therapeutic strategy for Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma.
$862,671
International Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG)/Diffuse Midline Glioma (DMG) Registry And Repositoryrs.
$50,000
Our recent grant to Duke for $50,000 researches how we make Virotheraphy effective for all patients and how we cure cancer
$612, 463
This grant awarded to Dr. Chris Jones at the Institute of Cancer Research will screen existing drugs for the best outcome and how to combine ACVRI inhibitors with other classes of drugs for survival.
$266,000
Dr. David Ziegler of Children’s Hospital of Sydney for building on the discovery that the polyamine pathway is a critical driver of DIPG/DMG and a clinical trial that offers the greatest hope to children fighting DIPG/DMG.
$200,000
Dr. Adam Green at Children’s Colorado is working to explore the hypothesis that combination treatments with different modalities (RT/chemo) and routes (focal/craniospinal treatment, CED, IV) will achieve long-term survival in DIPG/DMG.
Your gift is important. Your gift will touch lives. Your gift will make a huge difference in the life of a tiny cancer fighter.
The value of your gift is LIFE!
You, our fellow believer in HOPE, have the chance to fund life saving research for pediatric brain cancer patients. Thank you for your donations that are funding this research, allowing for breakthroughs that we believe will lead to incredible progress, saving the lives of children and restoring HOPE. Join us to be a part of the CURE!