Since 2004 ISCC has stood as a beacon of support and hope for children who are bravely confronting the challenges of cancer. Over the past two decades, we reached thousands of children and their families by extending critical support to organizations dedicated to underprivileged pediatric cancer patients. We aim to always provide these young warriors and their families access to the absolute best care and services, so they can focus on healing.
For the past 20 years, our vision has remained bold and clear: to help every child suffering from cancer, particularly in developing countries, the best chance to recover and thrive in their lives. Through your support, we hope to ensure that no child with cancer is ever refused treatment due to financial hardship, and that they receive the care, compassion, and future they deserve.
Our Mission
Our Vision
Who We Help
We provide critical support to children with cancer and their families, ensuring they receive the medical care, emotional comfort, and hope they deserve to thrive.
Children with Cancer
We provide specialized medical care and treatment support to help children navigate their medical journeys with dignity and hope.
Supporting Families
We offer financial assistance and emotional support to families facing the emotional and financial burdens of pediatric oncology.
Every Child Matters
Our mission is to ensure that every child, regardless of their background, has access to the care and hope they need to grow.
The Urgency of Hope
Every day, children face the reality of illness. Our mission is to provide the courage and care they need to fight for a brighter future.
Children with cancer deserve a world where their dreams are not limited by medical reality. By supporting ISCC Charity, you are helping families navigate the most difficult moments with dignity and hope.
In the middle of hospital visits, treatments, and uncertainty, your support helps create moments of love, relief, and comfort that these children and families will never forget. Your kindness reminds them that they are seen, loved, and never alone in their fight.