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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. Read more

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. Read more

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. Read more

Meet 26 year old Mateo Coka, a film producer, director and writer who also happens to be a pediatric cancer survivor. Read more

Taylor Love is a Cookies for Kids’ Cancer intern in support of our dedication to raise funds for research for less toxic treatments for childhood cancer. Find out why our mission is incredibly important to Taylor as a two-time pediatric cancer survivor. Read more

Join us, alongside OXO, now through the end of the year and bake a difference in the lives of families impacted by childhood cancer. Read more

Pediatric cancer survivor Haldora Churchill has accepted the Good Cookie Challenge for the fourth year in a row! Read more

This delicious and healthy Carrot-Almond Drop cookie recipe is pediatric cancer surgeon approved! Read more

I never thought two, very short, very simple, words could hold so much power. Words are powerful, yes, but powerful enough to dictate an entire life’s purpose? Read more

With my family, when anything was wrong, I’d want to make it better. With cancer, I couldn’t. I couldn’t make it better. All I could do is … be there. Read more

Summer is here and we've got good news, the Good Cookie Challenge is back!  You've got goals and we've got goals. Together, we're crushing them! Read more

If a traumatic experience occurred in your life would you run away or would you face it and continue to fight for others? I chose to face it. Read more