For Moments That Matter
It’s not just the big milestones. It’s the everyday moments that mean everything.
For families facing childhood cancer, those moments look like muddy pants, craft time and conversations that once felt uncertain.
Double Your Impact
This Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, your gift can go twice as far to fund childhood cancer research and help create more moments that matter for kids and families.
Show Up Your Way
However you choose to show up for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, you can help create more moments for kids with cancer.
A Decade of Impact
For 45 years, Children's Cancer Research Fund has invested more than $235 million in research that gives kids with cancer more opportunities to simply be kids. The past decade has been one of extraordinary momentum – accelerating discoveries, expanding partnerships and creating more moments that matter.
165+
research grants
$64M
invested in research
42
clinical trials supported

Thank you to all of our 2026 Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Partners!
Dine out. Give back.
Three restaurants in Houston, TX are coming together to support childhood cancer research. From Sept. 8 through Oct. 5, $5 from every $55 special menu will be donated to Children's Cancer Research Fund. Participating restaurants include: Georgia James, Exilio Latin Flair, Bari Ristorante.
It’s time to make a difference.
This September, R.F. Moeller will donate 100% of watch battery sales to CCRF. Visit either of their two Minnesota locations and help give kids more time for the moments that matter while supporting childhood cancer research.
Grab a pie. Help move research forward.
September 21–25, Punch Pizza will donate 10% of all pizza sales to CCRF. Visit any Twin Cities location and help make better treatments possible for kids with cancer.
This September, Julian’s Manhattan has a special purpose.
20% of proceeds from the cocktail at Spoon & Stable will benefit Children’s Cancer Research Fund in honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Stop by, enjoy a Julian’s Manhattan and support a better future for kids with cancer.









