The Armer Foundation Highlights the Critical Need to Support Families of Children with Life-Threatening Medical Conditions

The Armer Foundation For Kids, a dedicated advocate for families navigating the challenges of life-threatening pediatric illnesses, today emphasized the urgent need to provide comprehensive support to families whose children face critical medical conditions. With rising healthcare demands and emotional tolls, the Foundation calls on communities, businesses, and individuals to rally behind these families during their most difficult times.

Caring for a child with a life-threatening illness places immense physical, emotional, and financial burdens on families. From endless hospital visits to complex treatment plans, parents often find themselves stretched beyond their limits, unable to focus on anything beyond their child’s survival. The Armer Foundation believes that no family should face this journey alone—and that collective support can make a life-changing difference.

“Every day, families are fighting battles most of us can’t imagine,” said Jennifer Armer, Founder of the Armer Foundation. “Our mission is to ease their burden by providing resources, financial and emotional support, and a community that understands their struggles. But we can’t do it without the help of those who recognize the power of standing together.”

Studies show that families with seriously ill children often experience significant financial strain, with many facing medical bills that far exceed their income. Beyond the numbers, the emotional weight of uncertainty and grief can leave lasting scars. The Armer Foundation works tirelessly to address these challenges by offering financial assistance and medical equipment support, ensuring families have the tools they need to focus on their child’s care and well-being.

This spring, the Foundation has launched “Hope for Healing,” a fundraiser to further its mission. The public is invited to join this effort by donating, volunteering or attending an event and help bring hope to those who need it most.

“We’re not just supporting children; we’re holding up entire families,” added Jennifer Armer. “When a child is sick, the whole family feels the impact. Together, we can lighten that load and show them they’re not alone.”

For more information or to learn more about the Armer Foundation visit www.armerfoundation.org or call 480.257.3254.