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Jessica June and Mother (Founder of JJCCF)
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Miami Children’s Hospital recognizes Sandra Muvdi with “Thank You For Making A Difference Award”  
JJCCF receives $25,000 Grant from 1000+ Club to benefit cancer, plus $25,000 Challenge Grant from The Salah Foundation
JJCCF receives $25,000 grant from 1000+ Club to Benefit Cancer, plus $25,000 challenge grant from The Salah Foundation
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Premier Beverage & Bacardi USA “Share the Joy” Child Sponsors
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Congressman West & Sandra Muvdi – Washington D.C. Fly In
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Child Advocacy:  JJCCF & Channel 10 ABC –  Single Mom with child fighting liver cancer needing transplant, shocked, surprised with car. View video
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CNN Comcast Newsmakers:  September Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
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Child Assistance: Jordan, Leukemia
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Child Advocacy: Channel 10 ABC, Sandra Muvdi
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Child Assistance: Sam, Ewing’s Sarcoma
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Child Advocacy: Channel 4 CBS, Neighbors 4 Neighbors, Sandra Muvdi
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Child Assistance: Philna, Retinoblastoma
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Child Assistance: Shawn, Brain Tumor
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Child Assistance: Avraham, Brain Tumor

Jessica June Children’s Cancer Foundation is a Children’s Cancer Charity, Fund, and Foundation based in South Florida with children assisted in Miami, Broward County including Ft. Lauderdale through Weston, and Palm Beach County including West Palm Beach through Wellington and most recently St. Petersberg and Tampa in Pinellas County, Florida.

Imagine you’re told that your child has cancer. What would you do? Sandra Muvdi, the founder of the Jessica June Children’s Cancer Foundation (JJCCF), discovered that: “Your entire life turns upside down and you’re thrown into a downward spiral leading to various types of situational crisis.”

Imagine dealing with the trauma of your child battling a life threatening illness while unable to pay the rent to keep your family off the streets. Even worse, imagine you’re unable to pay for medical tests and treatments that are critical to your child’s survival. Unfortunately, many low income families lack the financial resources required to provide optimal care for a sick child.

In short, a diagnosis of childhood cancer creates an immediate medical and emotional crisis while also creating a financial crisis for many families. That’s why JJCCF is committed to providing emergency financial relief read more


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