Organized by Sharon Williams ( mother and mother-in-law) and Catherine Crenshaw (loving friend)

Help Support Chris’s Fight Against AML

Our family is in crisis, and we are reaching out with humbled hearts asking for help.

Chris Robinson—a wonderful husband, father, and friend—was recently diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML). This aggressive cancer has already spread outside the bone marrow, and Chris has been admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital for urgent treatment.

Chris’s wife, Melissa, and their young son are trying to balance life between their home in Stephens City, VA and the hospital in Baltimore, MD—over two hours away. The physical, emotional, and financial toll is overwhelming.

About Chris & Melissa

Anyone who knows Chris and Melissa knows the kind of people they are—selfless, giving, and always the first to lend a hand or lift someone’s spirits. Whether it was helping a neighbor, volunteering in their community, or simply sharing words of encouragement, they have always blessed others without hesitation.

Now, it’s their family who needs the blessing.

Why We’re Asking for Help

The road ahead will be long and difficult. Between medical bills, travel costs, time away from work, and the daily needs of their son, the financial strain is already becoming too heavy to bear alone.

Your support—whether through donations, sharing this campaign, or lifting them up in prayer—will make an immediate difference. Every dollar raised will go toward:

• Medical treatment and related expenses

• Travel and lodging costs for Melissa and their son to be with Chris

• Daily living costs during this unexpected season of hardship

How You Can Help

Chris and Melissa have poured love and kindness into others for years. Now it is our turn to stand with them. Your generosity, no matter the size, will help relieve some of the burden so Chris can focus fully on healing and fighting this battle. You can donate through this platform or you may also Venmo them directly @melchris75.

If you’re unable to give financially, please consider sharing their story with others. And most of all, keep Chris, Melissa, and their son in your prayers.

May God bless you for your compassion and support.

Together, we can surround Chris and his family with the same love and strength they have always given to others.