DALLAS - TelAve -- A serious blood disorder can turn a family's world upside down. For patients facing leukemia, lymphoma, aplastic anemia, sickle cell disease, and other life-threatening conditions, treatment often extends far beyond the hospital. While insurance may cover medical procedures, many essential expenses—such as transportation, lodging, and basic living costs—are not included.

For families already managing a life-altering diagnosis, these out-of-pocket costs can quickly become overwhelming. When patients are unable to work during treatment, even routine expenses can create barriers to continuing care and reaching a lifesaving transplant.

The Icla da Silva Foundation provides financial assistance to help patients bridge this gap. By supporting non-medical costs associated with treatment, the organization helps patients stay focused on reaching transplant and recovery rather than the financial strain that surrounds it.

Every day, the Foundation supports individuals and families affected by blood cancers and blood disorders, including leukemia, lymphoma, sickle cell disease, and aplastic anemia, helping reduce the burden of treatment-related expenses that insurance does not cover.

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"Financial stress should not stand in the way of life-saving care," said Airam da Silva, President of the Icla da Silva Foundation. "When patients are preparing for a bone marrow transplant, every form of support matters."

Donate today to support financial assistance programs that help remove barriers to care and provide critical relief during the treatment journey - https://icla.org/?form=FUNJVUYEDSZ

Supporters help ensure that patients facing serious blood disorders receive assistance when it's needed most. Every contribution helps ease the financial burden placed on families during treatment and transplant.

About the Icla da Silva Foundation

The Icla da Silva Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to helping patients in need receive bone marrow transplants. Founded in 1992, in memory of Icla da Silva, a 13-year-old girl who lost her life to leukemia, the Foundation supports patients scheduled to receive a transplant by removing barriers to care. With a focus on underserved communities, they provide financial, emotional, and logistical support from diagnosis to recovery.

Learn more at www.icla.org