Together, we’re creating a brighter future for kids with cancer.
Christin, diagnosed with
Wilms tumor at age four →
Established in 1999 with a vision: A future where every child with cancer can live a long and healthy life.
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Established in 1999 with a vision: A future where every child with cancer can live a long and healthy life. *
Virtual Meeting on Survivorship Programs
Join us for a one-hour session to engage in a dialogue with program directors who have taken an array of different approaches. Speakers include a survivor and program experts, and will focus on infrastructure issues – challenges, successes, and other process or system-oriented issues, along with innovative ways to meet challenges.
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Congress Passes Major Childhood Cancer Bills
In February, Congress passed a spending package that includes the Mikaela Naylon Give Kids a Chance Act and the Accelerating Kids’ Access to Care Act! Now signed into law, these bills represent the most comprehensive childhood cancer legislation in more than a decade, a moment that our community has been working toward for years.
Learn about Give Kids a Chance →
Learn about Accelerating Kids’ Access to Care →
Protect Cancer Research Funding in FY27
Sustained, predictable funding growth ensures that we can provide hope for the 15,000 American children who will receive a cancer diagnosis this year -- children who cannot afford to wait. Join us in asking Congress to provide robust funding for NIH and NCI.
What You Made Possible in 2025
Our 2025 Annual Report highlights the progress we made together for children with cancer and survivors across the country. Thanks to supporters like you, Children’s Cancer Cause had a powerful year of advocacy, impact, and growth.
Our Stewart Initiative provides free care planning courses for childhood cancer survivors.
These mobile-friendly lessons are designed to be worked through at your own pace on your own time and cover topics like Survivorship Care Plans, late effects, disability rights, insurance access, and finances.
Together, we’re making a real difference in the lives of kids with cancer and survivors.
Our mission is to champion policies and programs that improve the lives of children with cancer and survivors. Since our founding in 1999, the impact of our work can be measured in so many ways: increased federal research dollars, the passage of major pieces of legislation, and more children surviving cancer than ever before.
We’re committed to nonprofit transparency and accountability, earning the Candid platinum seal of transparency year after year. You’re invited to review our financial documents, strategic plan, and annual reports.
