Landon Strong! Donate to help 5 year old Landon

Hi, I'm Jade from Big Wheel Towing & Recovery in Massachusetts. Recently, I found out that Landon had went to the Miller Industries facility and loved our new rotator.

I reached out to the family on how we would do something special for Landon. We've come up with the idea of putting Landon Strong with his handprint as part of the wrap of our new truck.

Knowing how great the people of this industry are, I wanted to construct something to help Landon and his family and of course show Landon all of your beautiful trucks!

Landon LOVES tow trucks! I will be starting a Facebook page where I am asking all tow companies to post a video showing off their trucks with a message to Landon. Also, I am asking you to donate to this GoFundMe, which 100% of the proceeds will be given to Landon's grandparents to help offset costs.

Heres a backstory on Landon provided by the family:

"Landon is five years old. He has Neurofibromatosis (NF1), optic pathway glioma and he has autism spectrum disorder. His NF has been aggressive. He has a tumor on each optic nerve, which are located in his brain and he has a few other spots in his brain that they watch every three months. He has a bad inoperable tumor in his stomach. The tumor has grown into and around the main artery that supplies the blood flow to his stomach. There is no way for them to even touch it because it can kill him. He also has a tumor on his spine that they don’t want to remove. He also has scoliosis and problems with walking and falling.

Landon will be battling this for the rest of his life. He currently takes a type of chemo pill that treats the inoperable tumors. He went through 18 months of chemotherapy and he will have to have chemotherapy off and on for the rest of his life. We don’t know when he will be back on chemo. Every day is different for him. He has good and bad days. He hurts all the time, mainly his head, stomach, back and legs.

He is our grandson and he’s been with us since he was born. We’ve had custody of him since he was about 2 1/2 months old. I consider him my son. God put him in our hands for a reason and I’m grateful he did because I would be lost without Landon. He’s my world."