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Cancer is about people.

Angels of Hope, a 501(c)(3) foundation, is committed to making a difference in the lives of children and those who love and care for them as they battle cancer (theirs or a parents). We realize that cancer just doesn’t impact the patient, it impacts the entire family. To us, it’s all about the family! Our programs are designed to help and support the entire family through this journey.

Beyond the science and the statistics, the medicine and the treatments, are people, their challenges and their triumphs. The cure for cancer will be found in the laboratories and research hospitals, but the battle against cancer is fought in neighborhoods like yours and mine.

We sincerely appreciate you visiting our site today, and hope that you get a glimpse into the grassroots work we do in the community. From our volunteer Board, through the entire organization, or commitment is to providing love and support to families as they battle cancer.

A Note from Robin
I wanted to extend a note with my sincere thanks for all of the support that we receive on a regular basis from individuals and companies who share our goal of supporting children and families as they battle cancer.

We are very much aware of the difficult economic times facing everyone, not just the families in need, and we thank you all for your continued support during these hard times.

We are also very excited to announce that after careful deliberation, the Board of Directors has decided to change our name in order to be more recognizable by our supporters and to be more specific in whom we help.

Angels of Hope
A Family Cancer Foundation

We will work diligently over the next few months to build greater brand awareness, update the web site, and provide information regarding our families.  We want to assure you that the name is the only change that is taking place. We are 100% dedicated to helping families that have been affected by cancer and hope by implementing the name change we can increase the support we receive. We hope you embrace the new name with as much excitement as we have.
 
As always, we thank all of our "Angels" for your continued support.


- Robin Sanderson

Tiger Game - Saturday August 21, 2010

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Kurtis Mangus
17 year old Kurtis, of Addison, Michigan, was diagnosed with stage 4 signit ring musinoid adencarcinoma of the colon.
Sara Budzynski
Sara was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, a serious form of childhood blood cancer in September, 2008.
Jeremy Wagner
Jeremy is 16 years old and lives in West Bloomfield.  He was diagnosed with Metastatic Osteosarcoma in April 2007.
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