We envision a world in which all people affected by sickle cell disease and trait are provided holistic care throughout their lifespan
Caring for the Person
We understand that sickle cell disease is more than a total body disorder. It affects the body, mind, emotions, finances and other areas in your life. Let us help you navigate living with this condition, one step at a time.
Caring for the Family
At our agency, family is our foundation. We serve not only individuals with sickle cell disease, but family members regardless of their sickle cell status. Stabilizing the family unit is our priority.
Caring for the Community
Do you know your sickle cell trait status? There are an estimated 100 million individuals with sickle cell trait worldwide and many are unaware they even have it.
Making an Impact, Changing Lives
Your donation gives a child and a family a voice in the hospital, school and in the community. Your gift helps our agency educate, screen, train and support families affected by sickle cell disease and trait.
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How Will You Help?
We need you to impact lives
Volunteers are the life-line to our agency. Whether assisting with calls, stuffing envelopes, or administering medications to children with sickle cell disease, there is a volunteer opportunity for everyone.
A Place to Call Home
Camp Cell-A-Bration makes me feel like I am home, it makes me feel whole.
Giving Support
The Sickle Cell Association Marc Thomas Foundation has been a blessing to me. It has provided me with support during difficult times with my illness. I've met many other patients over the years through the agency that have became great friends. It's not just an agency, but a family.
Giving Appreciation
I thank you so much for allowing me to have an experience that has now opened my mind to be much more grateful not only in life but with everyone I love and care for. Ms. Linda you have done so much for me and my family, I really love and appreciate everything you do for us.
Giving Hope
It gives me hope with the great support they give me when my son is sick with sickle cell disease symptoms in the hospital. They helped me get back on my feet when I lost my job and I had nobody to turn to for help, they were there for me and thanks to them I was able to pay my rent and my kids still have a home. I owe it all to the them.
