Jacob Way Organization

A nonprofit organization

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$25,000 Goal


Jacob Way is a nonprofit organization that helps  families  weather the storm of Childhood Cancer. Our vision is for families to create memories while we support a healthy home atmosphere during cancer treatment.

Jacob Way, is a children’s charity built on love. We advocate for childhood cancer by providing financial and home support for families in need of a break. Childhood cancer awareness requires continuous research for up-to-date treatment plans — treatment for progressive osteosarcoma is especially close to our hearts.

Jacob's Story-Our Why 

Just 77 days after his diagnosis, we lost our dear Jacob  — just 14 years old — to progressive osteosarcoma. He was a man with no fear, a true fighter, and a hero whose memory will live forever in our hearts and through the lives he touches through this foundation. Jacob is our shining star, gone from this world too soon.

His positive outlook never dwindled throughout treatment, and he never complained or crumbled, always sporting the same contagious smile. Even during his treatment, he lived every day as a celebration and would appease his parents’ concerns by reassuring them that “everything is going to be perfectly fine.”

On July 29, 2022, Jacob transitioned to heaven. About a week beforehand, he expressed joy to his mother because he knew God had healed and forgiven him for his sins. From that day forward, Jacob’s mother understood his purpose — helping other children fighting cancer get through the storm.


"As a parent who's child was diagnosed with cancer at only 13, I know first hand what parents go through when dealing with an unexpected diagnosis of childhood cancer. Childhood cancer treatment can be expensive, and parents  face financial challenges related to medical bills, travel expenses, and time away from work. Navigating insurance coverage and exploring available financial assistance options can add additional stress to an already difficult situation." (Jacob's Father) 

Giving Activity

Mission

Our mission is to provide free, professional support services to parents and guardians of children affected by cancer. The program is designed to ease the financial and emotional burden to help the family focus on healing.

Needs

Our greatest need is monetary support. During Christmas we would like to provide at least 75 families with meaningful care packages that will greatly support the parents and children battling cancer. We are looking to raise $25,000 to aide our mission provide care packages, mortgage assistance, rent, utilities and food for the families of children battling cancer. The program is designed to ease the financial and emotional burden to help the family focus on healing.

We established Jacob Way Organization to give back to society by providing the families of children battling cancer with financial support services. In doing so, we help families to fill the financial gap, so that they can focus on their child’s healing and care plan. We are committed to this work because we know that financial burdens will arise because of an unexpected childhood cancer diagnosis. Jacob Way Organization is a new organization, and we are currently focusing on spreading awareness about childhood cancer and fundraising to support the families of children going through cancer treatment. We greatly appreciate and need your support.

Equity Statement

At Jacob Way Organization, we are committed to fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment where all employees, clients, and partners feel valued, respected, and empowered. We believe that diversity in backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives enriches our organization and drives innovation, creativity, and success. We are dedicated to creating a workplace culture that promotes fairness, equality, and opportunity for all.

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Jacob Way Organization

Tax id (EIN)

92-1015912

Guidestar

Causes

Economic/Financial Security/Poverty, Medical/Scientific Research, Youth & Children

Operating Budget

Less than $100,000

Counties Served

Grayson, Wise, Tarrant, Somervell, Rockwall, Parker, Palo Pinto, Navarro, Montague, Kaufman, Johnson, Hunt, Hood, Fannin, Erath, Ellis, Denton, Dallas, Cooke, Collin

BIPOC Serving

Native American, Hispanic or Latinx, Asian/Pacific Islander, Black or African American

BIPOC Leadership

Executive Director/CEO , Board Chair

Address

835 EAST LAMAR BLVD 463
ARLINGTON, TX 76011

Phone

214-434-6470

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