Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

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 for better, safer treatments for kids fighting 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 for better, safer treatments for kids fighting cancer.

It’s all of us against childhood cancer.

Learn more about the partners who’ve joined us in the fight.

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Above: Ella, Cancer survivor with her family.

It’s all of us against childhood cancer.

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Learn more about the partners who’ve joined us in the fight.

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1 in 5 children diagnosed with cancer in the U.S. will not survive.
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Today, we have only six drugs made specifically for childhood cancer.
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There are over 100 subtypes of childhood cancer.

For more facts about childhood cancer and its impact, click here.

“There are scientists and doctors out there who have the answers, they just need the funding.”
- Jen, mom to Rider, a leukemia survivor
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Ella's Story

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Above:Creators against childhood cancer, a community of livestream fundraisers.

Connect with people in real time and raise money alongside your community on Twitch, YouTube or Facebook by creating a livestream fundraiser through Tiltify.

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

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    To learn more about our partners, click here.

    The top five research projects we’re watching this Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

    You allowed researchers to uncover a surprising discovery – health disparities affect us on a cellular level.
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    You’ve supported the creation of an app that will help families understand cancer treatment – and what comes after.
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    You’re enabling doctors to catch infant neuroblastoma earlier for better outcomes.
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    You’re helping researchers develop ways to arm the immune system to fight brain cancer.
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    You’re making it possible for researchers to flip the “switch” that powers an aggressive leukemia.
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