
The Dawn Casmer Foundation funds leukemia research and stands beside the families living through it because a diagnosis shouldn't mean facing the fight without support.


Dawn was diagnosed with leukemia in (year). She was (age). What her family learned in the months that followed about treatment, costs, and about how much still isn't known, is why this foundation exists.
A leukemia diagnosis doesn't arrive alone. It comes with treatment schedules, hospital drives, missed work, and bills nobody planned for: on top of the fear.
The Dawn Casmer Foundation was built by people who lived through it.
We fund research at (institution) to help families cover the costs treatment doesn't, because progress against this disease happens two ways: in the lab, and in the everyday support that lets a family keep going.
We currently have a goal of $10,000 that will be used to....

Leukemia is a blood cancer with no screening test and no way to prevent it. Here's what that looks like in the United States.
New leukemia cases in the U.S. annually, roughly one every eight minutes.
Leukemia remains one of the deadliest cancers by mortality rate.
About 1 in 4 childhood cancer diagnoses is leukemia.
Up from under 30% a generation ago. Research is why that number moved.
Every one of those numbers is a person. Dawn was one of them. The Dawn Casmer Foundation exists so that fewer families have to live inside these statistics, funding research, patient support and standing with the people fighting right now.
