Yesterday, October 5th, the story of our founder, Fernando Goldsztein, was featured on Fantástico — a brazilian Sunday night TV show with a huge audience that has been on the air for over 50 years.
It was a powerful moment in which millions learned about a mission born from love and courage.
The MBI emerged from Fernando’s personal experience, transforming his oldest son’s diagnosis into a global movement dedicated to accelerating cures for medulloblastoma – the most common malignant brain tumor in children.
Four years after its founding, MBI now connects 16 partner laboratories and supports two clinical trials approved by the FDA, uniting scientists, families, and donors around a single purpose: to give children more time, more play, and a future.
We thank Fantástico for the recognition and the opportunity to share a journey driven by empathy and results.
Our story shows how love can become science, and how science can become a cure.
Every child deserves a future.
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