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In a world where millions of individuals face the challenges of debilitating diseases, it is essential to support programs and initiatives that provide hope and relief.  One such cause that demands our attention is the battle against Sickle Cell disease.  This inherited blood disorder affects countless lives, causing pain, organ damage, other health issues such as bone death and overall, a reduced lifespan.  However, amid the darkness, rays of hope are shining through by the Sickle Cell Consortium (SC3), an organization dedicated to transforming the lives of those affected by this condition.  By donating to Kindest, a fundraising platform supporting the Consortium's efforts to positively affect and make change within the Sickle Cell space, we can contribute majorly to education, compassionate care, and ultimately, the improved well-being of individuals both living, and affected by this disease.

 

The Sickle Cell Consortium (SC3) is a collaborative network of researchers, healthcare professionals, and advocates united in their mission to bring change to the SCD community, many of whom have the condition themselves. Sickle Cell disease affects millions of people globally, primarily those of African, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and South Asian descent. It is characterized by the production of abnormal hemoglobin, resulting in the deformation of red blood cells into a “sickle” shape. These misshapen cells can cause blockages in blood vessels, leading to severe pain, organ damage, and a multitude of complications. Individuals with this illness often face challenges such as frequent hospitalizations, limited access to quality care, and reduced quality of life. By supporting the Sickle Cell Consortium, we can help alleviate these burdens and improve the lives of those impacted.

SPONSOR A WARRIOR

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Sickle Cell Excellence: Breaking Barriers is a convention that seeks to empower warriors and their families who are facing the challenges of SCD. As a sponsor, you have the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of these individuals by supporting their attendance at this important event. By providing financial assistance, you can help a warrior gain access to valuable resources, connect with others who understand their experiences, and learn about the latest advancements within SCD research and treatment. Your sponsorship will not only help a warrior attend the convention but also make a positive impact on the Sickle Cell community as a whole.

DONTATE TO SC3

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The Sickle Cell Consortium’s network of patient/caregiver leaders, community-based organizations, research and medical advisors, and community support partners are here and ready to support our community in every way that we can.  Following a comprehensive series of community assessment meetings and surveys, sickle cell patients and caregivers directly identified their top areas of support needed amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Throughout the past year, the Consortium has worked to address these needs, and now WE NEED YOUR HELP.

 

Four major categories of need have been identified:

  • Primary education resources & support

  • Mental health access & support,

  • Financial & Social service support,

  • Disease education and virus management

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