THEIR FUTURE.
OUR FIGHT.

Don't Let Budgets Silence Dreams.

MAKE CHILDHOOD CANCER A NATIONAL PRIORITY

Childhood cancers behave differently than adult cancers and require specific treatment  •   Adult cancer treatments are often used on children, even though they may not be effective or cause side effects   •   New childhood cancer treatments often take years to reach children  •  Research leads to better treatments & leading to higher survival rates  •  Research helps minimizing long-term health issues•

Imagine a world without the ideas that fuel a vibrant future.

This bleak outlook is becoming reality as federal austerity measures cripple today’s scientists, denying them the vital resources needed to discover cures for America’s most devastating diseases. Tragically, this means that for too many children facing cancer, their potential is being stolen. These cost-saving measures already deliver catastrophic consequences, slowing our progress in understanding and treating these complex diseases.

Decades of dedicated research have led to breakthroughs, increasing survival rates for some childhood cancers. However, for the most deadly, brain tumors, effective treatments remain elusive. Eliminating funding now jeopardizes future discoveries, leaving countless children and their families with fewer options and less hope.

These aren't just numbers; they are our children, neighbors, and future.

Their lives, dreams, and potential contributions to our world hang in the balance. We cannot stand by while vital research that could save their lives is jeopardized.

YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

YOU CAN STOP THESE HARMFUL FUDNING DECISIONS AND DEMAND THAT ELECTED LAWMAKERS PRIORITIZE THE LIVES OF CHILDREN WITH CANCER AND OTHER SERIOUS PEDIATRIC DISEASES.

SPEAK UP FOR OUR FUTURE.

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that undermining childhood cancer research funding is unacceptable.