At the beginning of January, my husband Konrad was diagnosed with glioma, the most malignant and incurable brain tumor. The tumor is inoperable, and the only chance to slow down the disease is the non-refundable drug Avastin. Each dose costs around 1,000 euros. We ask for support - every payment means more time for Konrad with his loved ones.

Life is beautiful! I remember this even in the darkest moments. Help me live life to the fullest again – for myself, for my loved ones, for my recently born granddaughter, for my three cats who have no one but me.

I have two wonderful sons, a loving partner and father. I have something to live for. I will do everything to get better and continue to enjoy life to the fullest. However, I need support to cover the extremely high costs of treatment in Israel.

Statistics show that pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest cancers, with most patients dying within a year of diagnosis. I would like to be an exception and tip the scales of this unequal fight by proving that pancreatic cancer does not have to be a one-year sentence.

Marcin, 46, is struggling with advanced colon cancer and metastases. After a year of intensive chemotherapy and radiotherapy, the chance for improvement is personalized treatment abroad, which requires genetic testing (cost: 18,500 euros). And this is just the beginning. Support Marcin on this difficult path!

In July 2024, my life was beautifully ordinary. I had a job that I loved, a loving wife, and a wonderful son. Suddenly, everything fell apart. To call it the end of the world is an understatement…

I always took care of myself, I was active and full of positive energy. Suddenly I heard the diagnosis: breast cancer. Shock, fear and despair... but I quickly mobilized myself to fight.

The diagnosis of malignant stage 4 stomach cancer changed my life in an instant and destroyed all my plans. I ask you to help me fight the disease so that I have a chance to raise my 7-year-old son.

I am doing everything I can to get better and get back to my old fitness. My biggest dream is to enjoy life and everyday life again, meetings with loved ones and everything that used to be obvious to me.

My dream? To beat my illness and fulfill a promise I made to my deceased parents – to continue to care for my disabled brother who requires constant assistance.