Diagnosed with retinoblastoma at just 7 days old, Gryffin fought through years of treatments and reached remission in 2024. This year, he faced a second rare cancer, pineoblastoma, enduring months of chemo and a stem cell transplant — and on November 7, he proudly rang the bell.
Through every battle, Gryffin’s strength shines. The Compassion Fund helped his family when they needed it most by helping them pay their bills, including their phone bill.
To those considering donating to the Compassion Fund, you may never fully understand how deeply your support is felt, but I promise it changes lives. Families like ours are trying to hold our children together through chemo, juggle bills, keep our jobs, and stay strong. The Compassion Fund gives us room to breathe. Your donation becomes comfort, stability and hope. It means we don't have to face this fight alone.
