children's leukemia foundation of michigan

Every 90 minutes, someone in Michigan is told they have blood cancer. While situations never look exactly alike, these diseases suddenly change everything, creating a ripple effect that is unfathomable and can be devastating. Patients and families face an abundance of emotional, financial and social hardship, and that is where Childrens Leukemia Foundation of Michigan (CLF) comes in -- to help families cope and heal throughout their experience. CLF is a statewide organization that provides education and support services (including emotional support, financial assistance and fun experiences) for adults and children across Michigan who are affected by leukemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma, and other blood related disorders. CLF offers a variety of valuable programs that help meet patients and families acute needs. Since its founding in 1952, CLF has helped more than 3,200 individuals across the state. Fundraising* is crucial for continuation of CLFs programs and services. And, because its primary focus is to support patients and families, the majority of funding directly benefits those it serves. Please visit our website for more information on our organization, how to enroll (as a patient or family member), and how to get involved.