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OUR MISSION

Our mission is to ease the burden of day to day life for families facing all phases of a pediatric cancer diagnosis.

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DONATE

Fairy Godmother Project is always in need of goods and services. Receiving these donations allows FGP to spend our limited resources on serving more families.

VOLUNTEER


VOLUNTEER

You can help. Join us as we support families facing pediatric cancer by helping to alleviate some of their day to day stress so they can better care for their children!.

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REQUEST SERVICES

If your family is a pediatric cancer family in Planning District 16 (Stafford, Spotsylvania, Caroline, King George Counties and Fredericksburg City), or the Northern Neck, allow FGP to help ease the burden of everyday life so that you can focus on your more important mission: caring for your child.

The FGP Difference

Unlike most pediatric cancer organizations, FGP’s focus is on the parents. Our philosophy is that by alleviating the day-to-day stress through emotional and financial support, we are providing these caregivers with more time and less stress allowing them to better support their families during these difficult times.

THE FACTS

100% 100% of our families travel 100 or more miles for treatment
100% 100% of our families have expressed satisfaction with our services
75.7%

75.7% of families with a child with cancer will have at least one parent who needs to cut back on work or stop working all together.

83.5% 83.5% of families with a child with cancer will experience some level of financial hardship.
4.5

FULL TIME EQUIVALENT STAFF MEMBERS

116

VOLUNTEERS

83

FAMILIES SERVED

OUR STORIES

Graeme

Graeme

“There is no way to express my gratitude for FGP.  When Graeme was first diagnosed, everything was blurry – it was a whirlwind.  Trying to understand the diagnosis, manage communication with friends and family members and keep it together was challenging.  That’s an understatement.”
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Ceili

Ceili

“She was a breath of fresh air. She took on this cancer with such a good spirit and she got tough fast. She was extremely well-read and investigative about what was going on but yet always looking for when she was going to get better and what life is going to be like after she gets through treatment and has cancer behind her.”
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Meet Oliver

Meet Oliver

“Oliver was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in December 2016 at the age of 4. He came down with pneumonia and a week later we were at Children’s Hospital of Richmond learning the ropes of lumbar punctures and neutrophil counts. To be honest, most of that is a blur.”
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Meet Michael

Meet Michael

“We were a family of 4 me and 3 amazing kids with 1 on the way. Michael 15 at the time was very active in sports, straight A freshmen student in high school when our world completely changed. He became sick and ended up in the hospital to find out he needed 2 brain biopsies.”

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