At just three years old, Luke Miller was diagnosed with Lymphoblastic Lymphoma, a rare and aggressive cancer affecting the blood cells and lymph nodes. After two years of intensive treatment, Luke proudly rang the bell, marking the incredible moment when he was declared cancer-free.

Yet, even after this milestone, the journey is far from over. Life after cancer, known as survivorship, presents its own challenges. Regular doctor visits, monitoring appointments and ongoing care are essential as Luke works to regain a sense of normalcy.

Survivorship is a critical phase in a child’s cancer journey. It’s about ensuring their long-term health and well-being just as much as during active treatment. The Isabella Santos Foundation recognizes this need and dedicates a portion of all funds to support survivorship programs at hospitals across the Carolinas.

Your donation to ISF helps children like Luke not only beat cancer but thrive in life beyond it.

Visit isftorch.org to support survivorship programs and learn more.