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Kidz1stFund was created by Jimbo and Candi Fisher to fund the fight against Fanconi anemia—a rare blood disorder that affects their son Ethan and thousands of other children each year. With your support, it’s a fight that we can, and will, win.WHEN WE RAISE
FUNDS, WE RAISE HOPE.LEARN MORE
ABOUT FA
Learn more about this rare, often misunderstood disease.
WHO WE ARE
OUR STORY
Kidz1stFund provides education and awareness about this disease, and raises money for Fanconi anemia research with the goal of finding a cure.READ MORE
OUR MISSION
To raise awareness and research funds to find a cure for Fanconi anemia. It is the hope of everyone at Kidz1stFund, that you will join us in this important endeavor.READ MORE
By making a contribution to the cause, you're helping to create a brighter future for those with Fanconi anemia today, and those who may develop it in the future.
NEWS & EVENTS
Minnesota Viking, Xavier Rhodes, Delivers Holiday Cheer To Children At University Of Minnesota Mason Children’s Hospital
Minnesota Viking Xavier Rhodes brought holiday cheer to children at the University of Minnesota Masonic Children’s hospital. After personally shopping at a local Target retailer and selecting a variety of gifts, Rhodes hand delivered gifts to children currently staying in the hospital for treatment.
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Major Donor for Kidz1stFund Receives Humanitarian Award
Jerry Haffey Sr., CEO and Founder of Ambrosia Treatment Center is the winner of the Humanitarian Award from the Harold and Carole Pump’s Cancer Foundation for his passionate and courageous work in the health field.
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FSU Coach Jimbo Fisher son Ethan’s fight with Fanconi anemia
1 in 130K children are affected by Fanconi anemia worldwide. When Ethan Fisher was diagnosed, Florida State Seminoles Football Head Coach Jimbo Fisher and Candi Fisher’s response was to "attack it like it attacks us."
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