
Father’s Day Spotlight: Dr. Vitanza’s Commitment to Childhood Cancer Research
This Father’s Day, meet Dr. Vitanza, a pediatric neuro-oncologist researcher at Seattle Children’s and father whose work focuses on finding

This Father’s Day, meet Dr. Vitanza, a pediatric neuro-oncologist researcher at Seattle Children’s and father whose work focuses on finding

There’s something special about summer. The longer days, the warm sunshine and the feeling that anything is possible. For kids,

At Georgia Institute of Technology, the Alpha Omega Chapter of Alpha Chi Sigma is proving that a simple idea can

What started as a summer internship quickly turned into something more. In 2024, Annabella and Shane joined Cookies for Kids’

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Adam loved music and magic. He had a mischievous streak that kept his family on their toes. He climbed trees,

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If you’ve been looking for a simple way to stay active this summer, this is it. The Good Cookie Challenge

As summer approaches and internship season kicks into full swing, it’s easy to feel unsure about what to do if

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Bringing in a new group of interns is more than a seasonal task, it’s an opportunity to shape future professionals,

Teachers do so much more than guide lesson planning and grade assignments. They shape the way students see the world.
To date, we’ve granted over $21 million, funding over 130 research projects that have resulted in 25 treatments and clinical trials available to children today. These grants are the result of support from thousands of passionate people from every state and 24 countries who believe in our mission of funding the most promising research for new, improved and less toxic therapies for pediatric cancer.