Help Micah Zaragoza Battle ALL Cancer

My name is Katie Quintas, and I run the nonprofit Here to Serve. We are working with the Zaragoza family to bring hope and support during Micah's battle with cancer, B-Cell ALL. I was on the cancer journey with both my husband and son at the same time before I started Here to Serve 12 years ago. We help families through the cancer journey with services, including organizing friends and family who wish to help. We set up online care communities where friends and loved ones can join and receive updates on how Micah and his family are doing. Members can help provide meals, and gift cards, send well wishes, and much more through the care community. Use this link: Micah's Here to Serve Care Community and JOIN. You will receive an email confirming your registration within 24 hours or less, asking you to set up your login and password. (if you can't find the email, look in your spam folder.) Before you donate, please read the paragraph below:

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Here is Micah's diagnosis story as told by his mom Priscilla:

Our journey began in July 2023. One Monday afternoon, Micah developed what seemed like a low-grade fever. After a few days, however, the fever did not subside, and Micah became extremely lethargic. We took him to his pediatrician, who ordered labs for blood work. Upon receiving Micah's lab results, his doctor called us and told us to go immediately to Children's Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA). Two days after his admission, he was diagnosed with B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL). Micah has a long three years of treatment ahead of him, but we are hopeful that he will be fully healed.

This is a family of six struggling financially even before Micah was diagnosed. A one-income household that now has many additional bills because of Micah's battle with cancer. Please Prayerfully consider donating to help them. Be a blessing to the precious family!