When She Can See It, She Can Be It: Building the Future of Women in Science
From first grant to leadership, women are shaping science’s future....
When Cancer Strikes Twice: Lincoln’s story
Lincoln is bravely facing a second leukemia diagnosis – this time a rare, aggressive form caused by his earlier treatment....
From Research to Joy: Moments that Matter for Eva and her Family
A surprise powered by research, community and generosity....
Finding Strength, Laughter and Hope Through Childhood Cancer
Breathwork and music were Era’s coping skills as she battled leukemia. Your support can add what's missing: faster research and better, safer...
Max’s Story – More Resilient Than Cancer
It’s not lost on Max and his family that he is alive today because of research. The team of scientists, doctors and other kids with Burkitt’s...
Celebrating the Remarkable Career of Dr. Christopher Moertel
With a career spanning nearly two decades in pediatric oncology, Dr. Moertel’s extraordinary contributions will continue to inspire...
Hunting the “Spotted Zebra” that is Ewing sarcoma
Ewing sarcoma is dubbed “a spotted zebra” for being rare and unpredictable. Kids like Griffin and researchers from the University of...
So Much Potential. Not Enough Funding.
More researchers than ever are turning to Children’s Cancer Research Fund for help....
From Patient to Provider: Luke’s Story
Luke, a physical therapy student at the University of Minnesota, can tell when someone notices something is different about his leg. He says he...
Cancer takes so much away—Camp Norden gives it back
For kids impacted by cancer, Camp Norden is freedom from their diagnosis—if even just for a week....
A new normal: two families navigate back-to-school after cancer
Back-to-school time can seem so ordinary, until your child receives a cancer diagnosis. For kids like Bella and Kayden, school can look very...
CCRF Announces 2025 Great Cycle Challenge Ambassadors
Meet our Great Cycle Challenge Ambassadors for 2025!...
From Lab to Lifeline: Zach’s Movement Builds Momentum in Osteosarcoma Advances
12 years of progress and a look to the future – the Zach Sobiech Osteosarcoma Fund at CCRF has raised more than $4.4 million for safer,...
Rebounding from Cancer: Jimmy’s Story of Hope and Hoops
Jimmy understands cancer more than most kids his age. A genetic condition led to cancer not once, but twice. His story shows just how heavy...
Creating safer, more effective options for children with AML
Two CCRF-funded projects aim to create safer, more effective options for children with acute myeloid leukemia (AML), a rare and aggressive...