You Can Make an ImpactChildren’s Cancer Research Fund invests in lifesaving, leading-edge research in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and cure of childhood cancers and blood-related disorders. Fueled by compassion since opening our doors in 1981, our team has revolutionized the way childhood cancer is treated worldwide. Our investments in key research initiatives and patient care have led to innovative treatments, faster cures, new discoveries, and compassionate quality-of-life programs that give hope to pediatric patients and their families. One person. One donation. One hour of volunteer time. Your time and efforts can make a huge difference in the lives of childhood cancer patients and their families. The latest advances in researchOur research advisor receives $26 million to lead national blood and bone marrow cancer research. These findings will benefit thousands of patients diagnosed worldwide with leukemia, lymphoma and other blood and bone marrow disorders. Read more here. NewsChild with Down Syndrome and Leukemia Featured on Radiothon
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