Give Dan Kennedy a Fighting Chance Against Cancer

Meet my dad, Dan Kennedy. He is more than just a loving husband, father, brother, son and proud grandfather to Maddie and Cairo. He's a man who has built a life filled with love, laughter, and purpose. From his early days crafting yachts with his father to living with his wife and their two beloved dogs in Ecuador, Dan's life has been one of hard work, dedication, and deep connections with family and friends. Now, he faces the toughest challenge of his life — a battle with advanced bladder cancer that has spread and demands urgent, life-saving treatment. After receiving treatment in his home in Ecuador, it is abundantly clear that the medical technology available to him in Ecuador is not sufficient to provide the life-saving surgery he urgently requires.

My dad’s love and dedication to his family is unwavering. Because of the severity and urgency of his bladder cancer, he has moved to Colorado to be with his family to face this illness, showing his deep commitment to staying connected with his loved ones. He is in search of life-saving medical care, demonstrating a desire to live and overcome this disease. Dan deserves the opportunity to have access to the proper treatment that will save his life.

Dan’s strength, courage, and unwavering spirit have brought him to the U.S. to fight for his life, but without health insurance, the financial burden of the medical care he needs is immense. Your donation is more than just a financial contribution; it's a chance to make a profound difference in Dan's journey. By giving, you are helping a man who has given so much to others continue to be here for his family, especially his grandchildren, who adore him. Every gift, no matter the size, brings hope to our family and gives Dan the fighting chance he deserves to overcome this disease.

Please join us in this fight for my dad’s life. Your generosity will not only help save a wonderful man but also fill your heart with the knowledge that you have made a real, tangible impact in a family's most challenging moment. Thank you for your kindness and compassion.