Help make an
impact today

Help us improve Grant’s quality of life with Stem Cells - 4 ways to make an impact:

  1. Attend Grant’s fundraiser on April 5, 2025, and invite your family and friends

  2. Make a donation on this website, at any time

  3. Email us at stemcellsforgrant@gmail.com if you have items for the LIVE or Silent Auction or benefit dinner

  4. Pray with us, over Grant, as we move forward with another round of Stem Cell treatments - look back for a prayer calendar!

2025 Fundraiser is on the way!

  • Classic Car Show

    “Buy A Plate” Dinner

    Silent Auction

  • Saturday, April 5, 2025

    4-7pm

    Midlothian Bible Church

  • Bounce Houses

    LIVE Music

    Face painting & Hair braiding

Be a part of the CHANGE!

Click below to donate to Grant’s Stem Cell treatments coming soon:

 FAQs

  • Grant is a vivacious 17 year old that lives with:

    • Cerebral Palsy, due to lack of oxygen in the NICU

    • Seizures

    • Cortical visual impairment

    • Cognitive delay

    • Bicuspid aorta

    • Autism spectrum

  • Grant has the opportunity to return to Panama for a 4th round of stem cell treatments. Since Grant was 12 the last time he had a stem cell infusion, he’s gone through puberty and grown, which has slowed the original progression of those amazing treatments 5 years ago! We are prayerful that another round of treatments at this time will greatly improve his quality of life.

  • Stem cell therapy has been shown to eliminate seizures and improving cognitive and motor/neurological skills in many children with Cerebral Palsy like Grant.

    • Grant went from 8-12 seizures a day to 1-2 per month

    • After SC treatment, Grant was able to take his shirt, shoes and pants off

    • Ability to independently walk 0-12 steps

    • Greatly improved hand-eye coordination

    • Grant was able to put pegs in a board with improved fine motor skills

    • Visual improvements

    • Stopped Grant’s hands from shaking

    • In summary - we’re excited to see what a new round of treatments would do for Grant as a young adult!