About
Shane’s Future Days is a 501(c)(3) volunteer non-profit foundation whose mission is to raise awareness, research funds and assist families currently battling alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma and other high risk childhood cancers. EIN: 47-2556395
What is Alveolar Rhabdomyosarcoma?
Click below to learn more about this rare childhood cancer and what we can do to fight it.
What does your donation goes towards?
Rhabdomyosarcoma is currently non-curable pediatric cancer and your donation goes directly to the research to help fight it.
Shane’s Future Days was proud to support a team (The ’07 VE Gunners) in the Storm the Heavens Futsal Tournament
We were proud to be apart of a great cause!
The Gunners were 2nd after their friends the Fishtown Rowdies.
Keeping Phil in our prayers
#stormtheheavens
All the gifts are in & wrapped!
We dropped off our gifts to The Breathing Room Foundation yesterday. The rest (pictured) will be delivered early next week. 
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We got everything from an American Girl doll, Hatchimal (special thanks to some awesome friends!) to coats, boots, diapers, gift cards and many other clothing and toy items!
Thank you so much to those families from the ’07 VE Gunners.
You helped take the stress and financial burden of the holidays away from these families.
The Holidays are here and today is “Giving Tuesday.”
Life is short. “Things” just accumulate. Why not make a difference to those affected by rare childhood cancer?
After Shane passed, our approach to the holidays completely changed for our children. The list is shorter and follows the: want, need, wear, read, share, experience and GIVE.
So, on today we hope you will take a moment from your busy lives and give a gift to Shane’s Future Days so that we can continue to pursue our mission of raising awareness, research funds and assisting families affected by rare childhood cancer.
Thank you for your support!
*All donations are tax-deductible
A friend of the family dedicated this brick to Shane. A little piece of him is in NEPA.
On our way home from spending the holiday in my hometown, we stopped and saw it in person. It was touching, a bit sad and a reminder that indeed our son’s star does shine brightly in our hearts.
As we left, Ella lingered in the memorial. She said she saw a twinkle of light as if her brother was there saying hi.
There is no doubt he was.
