News

December 11, 2009

When a Provo, Utah Cub Scout pack learned about ICSF and the chance to help kids with facial deformities in poor countries, they decided that they would do whatever was necessary to scrape up enough money for one child’s surgery ($250).

December 11, 2009

Check out ICSF’s new website at icsfoundation.org -created by Drew Bertola of Sunnyvale, CA and Melissa Ventura of Salinas, CA.

December 11, 2009

I would like to pay a special tribute to some often-neglected but crucial players in the ICSF story; the parents of the children we treat.

October 26, 2009
In the News

Readers Digest features Dr. Williams, ICSF, in their March 2009 edition [read article].

UPDATE: Dr. Williams is also covered in the Mexican magazine Selecciones in October of 2009.

September 28, 2009

In all ICSF missions, local doctors are trained during the performing of the surgeries, with the goal that they will eventually take over the treatment of children residing in their respective countries and provide care at the same standard as that enjoyed by children in the US.

July 01, 2009

April 29th marked the dedication of the newly-completed clinic of one of ICSF’s partner organizations, Fundaccion, a Bolivian charity providing reconstructive surgery to indigent patients.

June 30, 2009

The International Children's Surgical Foundation (ICSF), a Boise-based charity which travels to developing countries to provide free surgery for children with cleft lips and other disfigurements, was recently awarded a $15,000 joint grant from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the Smile Train.

May 30, 2009

In the short span of January through March, 122 children and young adults in three countries, the Philippines, Pakistan, and Mexico, received free surgery by the International Children’s Surgical Foundation.

Design by Melissa Ventura, Development by Drew Bertola and Walter Martin.