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Beginning in April 2021, Abby began to experience major headaches that would not subside with medication. She also reported double vision as she saw "two tennis balls" coming towards her during her weekly practice, and she started to have a noticeable facial droop.

bby's Story

DIPG presents us a "homerun cure" opportunity meaning researchers believe that conquering this cancer will lead to incredible strides for all cancers due to the complexity of this illness.

Searching for our homerun cure to defeat cancer's biggest bully

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Providing Support to Families in the Fight

We know too well the financial obstacles that families face when combatting a DIPG diagnosis. If your family is currently in the fight and requires assistance, please reach out to us to determine how we may help ease some of the financial burden.

Dedicated to Fighting DIPG

 

Abby's Corner honors the enduring legacy of Abby Adewunmi by advancing research combatting this devastating illness. Through our commitment, we aim to fuel groundbreaking discoveries that can bring hope and make a significant impact in the fight against this disease.

Make A Donation

Help us find the cure to DIPG and work to a better future with more smiles.

DIPG Research

In the fight for a DIPG cure, we help patients and families by funding game-changing research and by providing support as they navigate their treatment journey.  

Memorial Scholarship

In Abby's honor, her family has sponsored a college education scholarship in partnership with

Abby's high school,

C. Leon King High School

in Tampa, FL.

Events

In an effort to raise funds for a DIPG cure, we both host events of our own and support those hosted by other charitable organizations. We believe in the power of collaboration.

Welcome to Abby's Corner

2024 Walk-A-Thon

Registration for our

2024 Walk-A-Thon is now open.

Click to learn more and take part!

bout DIPG

Pediatrics Deadliest Brain Tumor

"A rare, fast-growing tumor that forms in cells called glial cells in a part of the brain stem called the pons. DIPGs tend to spread to nearby tissue and other parts of the brain stem, are hard to treat, and have a poor prognosis (outcome). They usually occur in children. Also called diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma."

-National Cancer Institute

DIPG Collaborative Member

2024 Foundational Research Sponsor

The DIPG/DMG Collaborative is made up over 25 foundations collaboratively funding millions of dollars in

research.

With a goal of seeking the balance of research transparency, institutional collaboration, strategy and the elimination of duplication, the DIPG / DMG Collaborative funds both clinical and translational research worldwide.

Cancer chomp is an annual 5k fundraising event sponsored by the University of Florida to benefit UF Health patients combatting brain tumors and their families.

Cancer chomp is an annual 5k fundraising event sponsored by the University of Florida to benefit UF Health patients combatting brain tumors and their families.

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