August New Member Revenue To Be Donated To Helping Kids With Cancer Travel For Clinical Trial Research
If you, as a member, learn of a child needing to travel for cancer-related clinical trials, we’ll cover their travel expenses - up to $5,000 - through the Rally Foundation.
TRAVEL FUND
Powered by Lane’s Flight
100+ Families Of Children With Cancer Helped Through Lane's Flight Travel Fund
Here Are A Few Examples:
- 15-year old fighting blood cancer on trial in Atlanta
- 7-year old with a blood cancer relapse traveling to Philadelphia for a CAR T trial.
- 22-year old fighting osteosarcoma for the 5th time
- 16-year old fighting neuroblastoma
- Childhood cancer survivor now battling colon cancer
- Nora who is fighting relapsed Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia get to CHOP for a clinical trial
- Brielle get to and from Radiation while she battles relapsed neuroblastoma.
- Sweden get to and from the hospital that is over 3 hours away from treatment for Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
- Grace who lives 10 hours away from her hospital get to and from treatment. She is fighting Retinoblastoma and is just a little baby
- Jade, who is fighting Rhabdomyosarcoma get to proton radiation in California when the proton machine close to her broke for 3 weeks, causing a major delay in treatment
Top-3 Ways You Can Help Us:
Let Us Know If You Know Someone Up To Age 25 Having To Travel For A Cancer Related Clinical Trial
Share This Page With Corporations Which Might Support Us With Their Philanthropic Dollars
Donate Today Or Support Us When We Have Fundraisers
Lane's Flight Travel Fund
Lane Chancellor, a resident of Mississippi and a trained pilot was diagnosed in March, 2023 with a rare cancer called NUT Midline Carcinoma. Immediately following diagnosis, Lane was accepted into a clinical trial at MD Anderson Cancer Center, located in Houston, Texas.
He was required to spend weeks at a time in Houston for treatment. While putting his dreams on hold, Lane and his mother had to temporarily relocate to Houston for his intense treatment plan. Thanks to the generosity of his friends, family and even strangers, the family was able to offset costs for some of Lane’s needs, such as temporary housing, food, and travel expenses.
Unfortunately, on August 1, 2023 Lane lost his battle with cancer. Before his death, Lane asked his family to continue to help other families whose children and young adult children are diagnosed with cancer, by providing them with a travel fund, specifically to help offset fees associated with travel for clinical trials.
Lane’s fight is over, but Lane’s Flight was born, to honor his wish of helping others while remembering his love for being a pilot. Rally Foundation Travel Fund powered by Lane’s Flight exists to offset expenses such as room, board and travel, associated with cancer patients age birth to 25 years who have been accepted into clinical trials that requires travel.