Tag Archive for: how can I volunteer for children with cancer

Thomas Reid, Mark Billings, and Lisa Hester sit at a table with computers, smartphones and papers in front of them. Thomas is talking into a handheld microphone while the others listen. They are all monitoring the chat of virtual participants, reading their questions and comments to the delegation.

You Can Help Change Retinoblastoma Care: Volunteer with WE C Hope

Events that unite our retinoblastoma community are vital for mutual support and collaboration to advance care for children, adult survivors, and families.  They all happen thanks to dedicated volunteers.  In the second of this 2-part post, we explore the many ways volunteers support our work, benefits to both the individual volunteer and community, and how you can help.

Lisa, Marissa, and Kristen smile at the camera. They all wear matching One Retinoblastoma World T-shirts.

Volunteers Change Retinoblastoma Care: Family Days and One Rb World

Retinoblastoma is a rare childhood cancer with unique family and lifelong impacts. Events that bring our community together are vital for mutual support and collaboration to advance care. They happen thanks to dedicated volunteers. In part 1 of this 2-part post, we focus on Family Days and the One Rb World conference, planned and hosted entirely by volunteers.