Most common childhood cancer
Leukemia
Blood and bone-marrow cancers, including ALL and AML — the most frequent diagnosis in children.
Our Work
Programs built around real needs.
Every service we offer began with a family or a physician asking for help. Our programs bring together funding, coordination and human presence.
Childhood Cancers We Support
The cancers that touch our children.
Every diagnosis is different. Our support is shaped around the medical, financial and emotional realities of each condition.
Deadliest pediatric cancer
Brain & CNS Tumors
Tumors of the brain and central nervous system, often requiring long-term neurological rehabilitation.
Hodgkin & non-Hodgkin
Lymphoma
Cancers of the lymphatic system that respond well to treatment when care begins on time.
Osteosarcoma · Ewing · Rhabdo
Bone & Soft-Tissue Sarcomas
Complex sarcomas that often require surgery, chemotherapy and long recoveries.
Eye cancer in early childhood
Retinoblastoma
A rare cancer of the retina — early diagnosis can preserve both vision and life.
Kidney · Liver · Adrenal
Neuroblastoma & Solid Tumors
Wilms tumor, neuroblastoma, hepatoblastoma and other solid tumors affecting young children.
Program Categories
Six areas of coordinated care.
Treatment Access
Direct funding for chemotherapy, radiation, surgery and specialist procedures — so treatment begins on time.
Medicines & Advanced Therapies
Access to essential medications and modern therapies that families could not otherwise reach.
Family Support
Counseling, peer groups and practical care for parents, siblings and children through every stage.
Hospital Partnerships
Long-term collaboration with pediatric oncology departments and medical teams around the world.
Travel & Accommodation
Flights, housing and logistics for families whose child must travel for the right care.
Research & Innovation
Support for equipment, research positions and clinical programs that improve pediatric outcomes.
Projects