A majority of cancer research focuses on adult treatments and is done within the walls of individual institutions. In contrast, we fund clinical trials and COLLABORATE with a network of cutting-edge hospitals across the nation to fast track less-toxic, more targeted treatments.
All to increase the survival rate of children battling cancer.
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For 25 years and counting, the NPCF has been shining the light for children fighting cancer. We have donated millions of dollars to research and our clinical trails are yielding amazing discoveries that are saving many children’s lives. Join us and support the ground-breaking research that will make a cure possible.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have outdone themselves! They raised an amazing $75,000 for their 5th annual Cut for a Cure! Tampa Bay Buccaneers Director of Sales Deno, a cancer survivor, raised more than $20,000 by himself with donations collected from 165 people. Kirsten, Bucs video producer challenged the team to raise $75,000 saying she would …
This fiscal year, we donated $1.2 million to our research and have three upcoming projects for 2017 focusing on Brain Tumors, Ewing Sarcoma and a drug combination with the promise to treat multiple types of pediatric cancer. We are a proud 4-Star charity by Charity Navigator and you can trust your gift will directly impact children fighting for their lives. Your donation today gives courageous kids who are battling cancer the most precious gift of all this holiday season: Hope for a shining future.
