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Calling all fellow gift-givers…this guide will unlock the secrets to winning at Valentine’s Day gifting, with a hint of sweetness.

It began with 96,000 cookies but it has grown way beyond. We support almost any idea inspired by your passions

Cookies for Kids’ Cancer is the largest philanthropic supporter of the PEP-CTN which, simply put, makes Phase I treatments available for more kids. We match dollar for dollar the funding the National Cancer Institute provides for EVERY CHILD enrolled at the 42 participating centers which are located across the country.

This past year, Cookies for Kids’ Cancer (CFKC) welcomed its largest cohort of interns to work throughout the school year.

Team Cookies for Kids’ Cancer team is excited to kick off the New Year with big goals!

As we embark on a new year, many of us set goals and resolutions. What if we could redirect some of that passion and energy to include making a real difference in the world?

As we reflect on 2024, we’re filled with gratitude for the incredible impact our community has made in the lives of children battling cancer.

Short on time or want to ensure fresh, delicious cookies while organizing and preparing in advance? Check out these freezable cookie recipes from top pastry chefs!

National Cookie Day may be a day to indulge in our favorite sweet treats, but it’s also a day to remember the inspiring story behind Cookies for Kids’ Cancer.

We’ve got the perfect tunes to get you in the holiday mood. Baking cookies for a charitable cookie swap in the office? Prepping for a festive gathering with family? Team Cookies for Kids’ Cancer is sharing our Holiday Playlist on Spotify!

Cancer can happen to any child, anywhere. It knows no economic, religious, geographic or race boundaries. We call kids that are battling or have battled cancer Tough Cookies. Garrett, now 25, is one of those Tough Cookies.

Dana Boutwell’s crowning moment wasn’t just about winning Mrs. South Carolina Strawberry Queen in 2013. Instead, her heart would be forever changed as she realized her platform was indeed her life’s purpose … making a difference in the lives of kids battling cancer.