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Making a donation provides an immeasurable amount of support and resources to help our kids with cancer and their families. Any kind of contribution, is greatly appreciated. Every amount, no matter how large or small can make a huge difference in the life of a child with cancer. The Children’s Cancer Fund of New Mexico helps families cope with the daily educational, emotional, and financial hardships they face after a childhood cancer diagnosis. On behalf of all our families, thank you!!
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Donate to the Scholarship Fund
School is not always easy for a child diagnosed with cancer. Long term absences and affects from cancer and its treatments can make learning difficult. Financial burdens as a result of a cancer diagnosis can make saving money for college extremely difficult on families. The Erin Trujeque Memorial Scholarship was established to assure that children who may not be eligible to receive other scholarship assistance or afford college would still be able to attend.
Please donate to help them achieve their dreams.
Donate to Erin's Place
Your donation will help build and maintain a facility to provide a homelike atmosphere for children requiring end of life care and keeping families together when extended stays are required for pediatric cancer treatments.
Donate to the Performing Arts program
In 2023, Abby Max, a parent of a childhood cancer survivor and a member of the Board of Directors at the Children’s Cancer Fund of New Mexico, presented an idea that the CCFNM create a program with a goal to build confidence and skills in kids who have faced or are facing a childhood cancer diagnosis. The first classes were runway and modeling. The next was acting.
The class was taught by veteran acting coach and filmmaker, Stephen Burhoe, at his Players Craft Acting Studio in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. The acting class continues with Aaron Alexander as the instructor.
Aaron also teaches music and in 2025 began ta class which formed a band, “The Rockin’ Rubies” who performed at the 2025 Erin Trujeque Memorial Gala. Each participant has an instrument to use at class and one to keep after the class is over.
The CCFNM plans to include dancing classes in the Performing Arts Program. Classes will begin in early 2026.