Our mission is to provide assistance to Denver Metro area children and families to help improve the lives of children diagnosed with a life threatening illness, faced with a lifetime medical condition, or are involved in tragic accidents.

Isabella is a six-year-old girl with transfusion-dependent Diamond-Blackfan anemia.  She was diagnosed when she was one month old after showing symptoms with severe macrocytic anemia with reticulocytopenia. A diagnostic bone marrow aspirate and biopsy was performed which demonstrated hypocellularity with erythroid hypoplasia and an early maturation arrest.  Additionally, Isabella has been chronically neutropenic. She is proceeding with a bone marrow transplant for the best curative option. Isabella is now scheduled to receive a bone marrow transplant. Her mom will need to take an extensive amount of time from work as Isabella is extraordinarily immuno-compromised and will be during the bone marrow transplant time.  Their family will experience a huge amount of financial obligations which will make for additional stress on this family. To give a shorter version of this little girl’s illness, her red blood cell count was extremely low at birth and it was determined she was suffering from anemia…unfortunately, her illness which is also congenital, found its way through her blood system and turned it into Leukemia. 

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• If you know a sick or injured child who is in need please let us know. We do have a few qualifications
  • They must reside in the Denver Metro area
  • Grants can only be given through a 501(c)3

Professionals Miracles Foundation is a nonprofit charity created in 2002 that has received its charitable status under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. It is in good standing with the Internal Revenue Service and The State of Colorado and as such can receive charitable, tax-deductible donations to the full extent allowed by law.

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