Where the money goes

Radical transparency: every euro, documented.

Every euro raised is assigned to a concrete line item and documented here. This is the full breakdown of what the money can go to, in whatever order is needed.

Campaign status

Expense report · 17 August 2026

Where the money has gone

Rebuilt transaction by transaction from the bank statements, with figures as of 17 August 2026.

  • Travel, meals and transport€12,282.27
  • AI and analysis tools€8,651.10
  • Gift tax (assessed and deferred)€6,385.48
  • Diagnostics and samples€4,476.28
  • Equipment, monitoring and infrastructure€2,523.53
  • Operations and shipping€2,198.94
  • Legal team€1,573.00
  • Outreach and communications€1,305.22
  • Total spent and committed€39,395.82

Still available

Account balance once the deferred tax is set aside.

€23,590.49

Personal spending in this period is not charged to the campaign. Figures reconcile against the original statements; the amount raised combines the gift-tax return filed in June with later deposits verified in the account.

Funding in phases

The campaign is not a single stretch: each phase unlocks the next clinical step. The first one is done; the rest are funded from what remains.

  1. 01

    Phase 1 · Rebiopsy and immediate analysis

    Bone biopsy in Zürich, done in July 2026. Spent: €4,476.28, including genomic sequencing and imaging shipping. Analysis of the tissue is still under way.

  2. 02

    Phase 2 · Preservation and tissue banking

    Freezing, OCT and live tissue stored for future analysis without another biopsy.

  3. 03

    Phase 3 · Treatment and monitoring

    International second opinions, N-of-1 trial and monitoring as biology confirms.

What the rebiopsy costs

The centrepiece of the campaign was a single bone biopsy, done in July 2026 in Zürich: everything science allows today is extracted from it, and the rest is preserved so it can be analysed for more than 10 years.

Spent

€4,476.28

Biopsy in Zürich (€2,983.63), genomic sequencing (€1,041.92), and medical imaging storage and shipping (€450.73).

Still to come

To be determined

Tissue preservation and the analyses still pending on the sample. Each amount will be published here as it is spent.

One procedure, not several: each preserved format avoids having to biopsy again in the future.

These are no longer estimates: they are actual spending, rebuilt from the bank statements.

The first €40,000 target has been passed. Everything raised beyond it funds the later phases and the gift tax.

The money raised covers, in whatever order is needed:

  • Medical and care expenses related to the case.
  • Diagnostic, follow-up and re-evaluation tests.
  • Consultations with specialists and second opinions.
  • Medication and treatments not fully or partially covered.
  • Medical supplies and health support products.
  • Travel, accommodation and meals tied to medical visits.
  • AI tools used to analyze the case. It is one of the largest expenses: all the work is supported by AI.
  • Processing, management and clinical documentation costs.
  • Outreach, communication and campaign support.
  • Professional support for organizing the crowdfunding.
  • Platform fees, payment gateways and administrative costs.
  • Any other medical, care or logistical need arising from the case.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know the money goes to this?

Every euro is assigned to one of the line items above and documented in the expense report on this page, rebuilt from the bank statements. Nothing is diverted outside the case.

What if more is raised than expected?

The rebiopsy, the first priority, is already done. Funds now follow this order: tissue analysis and treatment, then monitoring and whatever the tumor needs next. Any surplus is kept intact for the case's future medical needs.

Is donating safe? Is there a receipt?

Yes. Donations are processed through GoFundMe with secure payment, and you can request a receipt by getting in touch.

Can I help without donating money?

Absolutely. Sharing the site with the right people —oncology, research or patients— can be as decisive as a donation. See all the ways to help.

Have another question or want a receipt? Get in touch.

Figures as of 17 August 2026.