Dillion's Legacy of Strength and Endurance

Dillion's Legacy of Endurance and Strength

Our Cambrex High Point family is raising funds and awareness for the Cerebral Palsy Alliance Research Foundation (CPARF) in memory of Dillion. Dillion, the beloved son of Christina & Mack, and the brother to Maggie, was diagnosed with CP at birth. Despite his challenges, Dillion filled his family's life with humor, love and an abundance of great memories. He will be sorely missed, but his spirit lives on. This page serves as a tribute to Dillion, highlighting his impact on his family and the importance of supporting cerebral palsy. We want to move cerebral palsy research and disability innovation forward in his name.

Cerebral palsy (CP) is the most common lifelong physical disability in the world, affecting 18 million people of all ages, with 33 babies diagnosed with CP in every day in the US.

Even though it’s so common, CP doesn’t get the attention or funding it deserves. Your generosity will change that.

Any contribution you make will make a difference. Your gift will support:

• Studies focused on unlocking movement for people with CP — from holding their head up for the first time to taking steps in ways they never have before.  
• Technology that makes it easier for people with CP to grasp and grip items they need.
• Research into the chronic pain that affects 14.5 million people with CP.
• Innovation that makes it possible for people with CP to access and control their personal technology with voice commands, facial expressions, body gestures, and more.

Please help us in raising these funds in Dillion's name. Together, we can change lives and move CP research forward.

Thanks so much for your support and keep Dillion's memory in your heart! 

Cambrex High Point Family & Friends