Lifesaving Research
Your gift supports the most promising research everywhere it’s needed, from labs to hospitals, across all childhood cancer types.
4 in 5 Kids Survive.
We’re Fighting for the 5th.
Because of research, more kids are surviving cancer and reaching moments their families once feared they might miss. This month, we celebrate those survivors.
But not every child gets that chance. Your gift can help create more survivors, more milestones, and more futures.
“Before the cancer I thought a lot about sports, school, and normal teenage things, but after hearing that diagnosis I realized how quickly life can change. It means everything to me to be here now. It reminds me of my strength, the support behind me, and how grateful I am to have the opportunity to continue chasing my goals and to help others who may be going through similar battles.”
—Michael Rennells
Michael (right), and his parents
How Your Donation Builds Brighter Futures
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Every Step of the Way
Your generosity drives research from early discovery to clinical trials, bringing breakthroughs to children when they need them most.
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Healthier Tomorrows
Your support funds safer, less toxic treatments so kids survive cancer and grow up with healthy, vibrant futures.
Tillie
Leukemia
Tillie was first diagnosed with leukemia at 22 months old and faced relapse just a few years later. After years of treatment, she survived. Now 22 and graduating college, she’s living the life once uncertain. Her journey reflects the importance of research and why we can’t stop now.
Learn More About TillieMichael
Hodgkin lymphoma
At 17, Michael was diagnosed with stage IV Hodgkin lymphoma. After 12 rounds of chemotherapy, he rang the bell and kept moving forward. Today, he’s a college freshman chasing his dream career. His story shows what survival makes possible and why every child deserves that same chance.
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Leukemia
Diagnosed with leukemia at just 3, Syenna spent years in treatment before ringing the bell. Today, she’s a resilient 6th grader. But survival came with lasting effects she still faces every day. Her story is a reminder: more kids are surviving but they deserve better beyond cancer.
Learn More About SyennaEoghan
Ewing sarcoma
Eoghan was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma at a young age. After intensive treatment, he is now in remission and focusing on his education and hobbies. His journey highlights the importance of continued research and support for children with cancer.
Learn More About EoghanThe Progress Is Real.
The Work Isn’t Finished.
Because of research, more kids are surviving cancer than ever before. But 1 in 5 still won’t, and many survivors face lasting physical and emotional effects. This Cancer Survivor Month, your gift can help create more survivors so every child has the chance to grow up, chase their dreams, and build a future beyond cancer.