"1 in 320"

A child in this country has a 1 in 320 chance of being diagnosed with cancer before they turn 21. In the US alone, thousands of children are losing their battles with cancer every year; and research for cures is woefuly underfunded. 11 year old Malcolm wants raise national awareness and critically needed research funding for pediatric cancer. While undergoing his own cancer treatments, he incorporated a non-profit foundation to accomplish his goals. This is the foundation's first awareness video. The Make Some Noise: Cure Kids Cancer Foundation can be found on the web at www.makenoise4kids.org and more information on Malcolm's story can be found at www.malcolmspage.net Please contact the foundation at info@makenoise4kids.org to find out how you can help make some noise.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• kids cancer
• pediatric cancer
• cancer research
• non-profit
• cure research
• foundation
• Ewing's Sarcoma
• kids fighting cancer
• Malcolm Sutherland-Foggio
• Make Noise 4 kids
• Make Some Noise

[fawadejaz]

Hi Malcolm, I lost my 28 years old younger brother due to Ewings in 2004. He was full of life and kept on fighting this dreaded cancer for 2 years before leaving us for heavenly journey. I Live in Pakistan where research on cancer is hardly any. I want to fully support your group in whatever little way i can. Best of luck to you and your friends in your fight against this awful disease, please never ever give in and fight on, becuase we are all with you, and you will win INSHALLAH....

[makenoise4kids]

@fawadejaz Thank you. I am really sorry your brother had Ewing's. Look for a message I sent you a with a link to our email in case you wanted to see how you can help make some noise. There just isn't the funding to find cures but there are things we can do to try to change that.

-Malcolm

[Vexsport]

Kid, you're really something. As tough as you seem to be, you'll win. Your family must be very proud of you.

[makenoise4kids]

@Vexsport Thanks very much.

-Malcolm

[normarose1]

Malcomn, you are amazing. Thank you. You will make a difference in this world.

[makenoise4kids]

@normarose1 Thanks I hope so but I will need a lot of help to really make some noise.

-Malcolm

[glittersintheair26]

Great job last night Malcolm Gia and Kiera! You all did a great thing!

[LegitDesignzHD]

One of my best friends just got diagnosed with osteosarcoma bone cancer:'( Sooo sad. Life is really a gift. I know lots of people say that, but it truly is. He never imagined anything would happen, neither did anyone at my school. But then he told me one day, and i couldnt believe it. This makes me want to live my life betterm, because that could happen to me too:( he is battling it right now, i visit him all the time. he is doing chemo right now, and i know hell get through. sooo sad:(

[InvaderZimFan101]

dont worry, im sure you will get to 21 and look back on your journey with a smile on your face, youre a brave kid

[tenpin842]

Great Vid! I had Leukemia when I was 5-1/2. I'm glad to say I made it.

Keep your head up, stay strong!

Hows that radiation? Man, I lost my hair twice! I had the chicken pox when I was on chemo.....OMG, i had them so bad! Being on chemo, made the chicken pox twice as bad!

There all fun stories to remember now. Bet of luck! and God Bless!

[amenlady]

@amenlady What a blessing to have you write back to me personally... I am a big fan of yours Malcolm.. May the good Lord bless you exceedingly and abundantly and add to you Long Life, health, strength, service and joy. I know that you are helping and encouraging many, many people and it is a blessing to behold.. You are right, Brooke does rock and I am thrilled that she is home and doing so well... Onward Malcolm and upward.. Happy Good Friday, may your Easter be glorious!

[ashleeangel1]

@makenoise4kids I would love too, it is a great way for me to honor my daughter let me know.