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September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month is recognized every September by childhood cancer organizations around the world with the goal to raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer research.


September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month is recognized every September by childhood cancer organizations around the world with the goal to raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer research.


It’s all of us against childhood cancer.

Childhood cancer is the leading cause of death by disease for children in the U.S. During Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re raising awareness and funds for better, safer treatments for kids fighting cancer. Join the fight by following us on Facebook and Instagram where we will share opportunities for you to actively participate and raise awareness throughout the month of September.



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Kimber's Story

Fighting a brain stem tumor since she was just 3 years old, Kimber has had two brain surgeries and 80 weeks of chemo.


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Finley's Story

Finley has entered a new phase of treatment for leukemia. Community support has been essential.



Make a difference for kids like Kimber and Finley.

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1 in 7 children diagnosed with cancer in the U.S. will not survive in 5 years.
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Only 6 drugs are
made specifically for childhood cancer.
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Over 100 subtypes of childhood cancer exist today.
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A life-saving treatment for rare leukemia

A clinical trial for a rare form of leukemia has opened, giving kids a chance they didn’t have before.


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Making rhabdomyosarcoma tumors disappear and self-destruct

Stopping a protein that helps this aggressive cancer grow could be the key to helping raise a dismal survival rate.


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A new drug faces off against osteosarcoma

A new drug has been effective against osteosarcoma in early studies — and the kids who are being treated with it haven’t experienced any side effects.


Support more groundbreaking research projects against childhood cancer.

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A life-saving treatment for rare leukemia

A clinical trial for a rare form of leukemia has opened, giving kids a chance they didn’t have before.

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Making rhabdomyosarcoma tumors disappear and self-destruct

Stopping a protein that helps this aggressive cancer grow could be the key to helping raise a dismal survival rate.

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A new drug faces off against osteosarcoma

A new drug has been effective against osteosarcoma in early studies — and the kids who are being treated with it haven’t experienced any side effects.


Support more groundbreaking research projects against childhood cancer.

Donate Now

Thank you to all of our partners for sharing our message and helping create better, safer cancer treatments for kids.

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