In Memory of Axel Crew Acosta
Axel Crew Acosta | Sunrise-January 26th 2021- Sunset- October 5 2023
On October 5th, 2023 Sweet baby Axel's body left this earth. His spirit and love will forever impact those the way he impacted thousands of people. His parent and twin brother will not let his legacy end here. He left an impact that comes only once in a few thousand years.
About Axel Crew Foundation
Our Mission
We are a Veteran owned 501 (C)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to helping parents keep their flame alive during one of the most difficult times imaginable. Helping them understand that they are not alone.
Our Program
We offer a variety of programs to help our applicants feel more connected to their significant other. We have staycation get aways to family photoshoots. It is important to us to keep the little things in mind because those little things make a huge impact.
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteers are the backbone of our organization. If you would like to volunteer your business in order to give our applicants something to bring light to their dark times, please email us.
About Axel Crew Foundation
Who Are We?
Meet the founders of this foundation, Josh and Felicia Acosta and their twin boys Axel and Haydn. In April of 2023, they were given the news that no parent should ever hear. "Your 2 year old son Axel has a rare cancer. Stage 4 Neuroblastoma." Their family dog just passed away from kidney cancer, in the process of purchasing their first home, and Felicia just started in her new position at work. To say that the stress load was overflowing would be an understatement. As time went on, they found out just how difficult it was for the parents. Statistically 1:16 marriages end in divorce while their child goes through cancer treatment. Their goal is to shrink that number. The love they have for each other is something neither of them have ever experienced. Their goal is to make sure that couples continue THEIR fight while their child fights for his life. Without that love and family unity, their child feels it. They want to make sure that continues through the treatment. When Axel passed in October, they have decided to extend this organization and continue to help parents during the unimaginable.