Domenico Sandhu shown in the hospital after strabismus surgery, lying on a hospital bed, asleep, with various apparatus including an oxygen mask.

Max and Jack are raising funds at the Dorney Lake Half Marathon in support of 5-year-old Domenico Sandhu. Dom is diagnosed with a rare disease that has left him severely disabled. Dom cannot walk, talk, sit-up or play with toys. Despite his multiple surgeries and continued suffering, he still manages to smile every time he hears his little brother's voice. FOXG1 Syndrome affects children around the world. Join Max and Jack as they race for a cure!
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Did you know? 100% of your donation funds life-saving research to cure Domenico and all the other children suffering from FOXG1 Syndrome. All overhead is financed separately, so that every penny you donate funds a cure, and nothing else.

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The Children’s Rare Disorders Fund is dedicated to finding treatments for FOXG1 Syndrome, with hope to treat as many genetic rare disorders as possible through funding research and replicating successes across disorders. Children with rare disorders are often neurologically and physically disabled. They are often unable to walk, talk, feed themselves, nor do much of what we take for granted every day. Founded by parents of a toddler affected by FOXG1 Syndrome, The CRD Fund is one of the few charities in the world in which 100% of every donation is directed to the cause - in this case, to the development of cures and treatments.

Max Shults & Jack Kempson Race for a Cure

100% of your donation is directed to research & development to cure rare disorders