CAC2 effectively advances a variety of childhood cancer causes by unifying the childhood cancer community through broad-based coordinated action and collaboration that leverages the strengths and expertise of its individual members and minimizes duplication of effort.

The mission of the Children’s Neuroblastoma Cancer Foundation (CNCF) is to help find a cure for Neuroblastoma through research funding, education, awareness and advocacy.  CNCF encourages innovative ideas and approaches to treatment and diagnosis.

UChicago researchers are hoping to speed up technological advances in pediatric cancer research by creating a comprehensive data platform that centralizes data and makes it easily accessible to the entire research community.

If we’re going to find cures for children with cancer, we have to think big, work smart, and fund research that helps them survive and thrive.  Leading pediatric oncology experts work with us to determine our research priorities, which help kids of all ages and with all types of childhood cancers.

The ALSF Grant Program funds research every step of the way-from early stage innovative research all the way through to lifesaving clinical trials for kids with cancer.

Please visit our annual Alex’s Lemonade Stand every year at the Celebrate Schererville Parade and at our Great Gold Rush Race every September.