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Why We Rally
For research. For cures. For kids fighting cancer.
Cancer is the #1 disease killer of kids in America. Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research is on a mission to change that. That’s why Rally is dedicated to empowering volunteers to raise awareness and funds to find better treatments and, ultimately, cures for all pediatric cancers.
With your help, Rally has awarded $29.4 million in pediatric cancer research funding.
Rally’s Mission
Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, empowers volunteers across the country to raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer research to find better treatments with fewer long-term side effects and, ultimately, cures. FOR EVERY DOLLAR RAISED, 93 CENTS GOES DIRECTLY TO SUPPORT OUR MISSION.
Rally’s Impact On Childhood Cancer

$29,400,000
in Research Grants
Funded

514
Childhood Cancer
Funded Grants

$144,400,000
Secured In New
Federal Funding
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Childhood Cancer is Different
Did you know that kids get different cancers than adults?
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Rally’s Heartbeat
Our Rally Kids are our inspiration! Whether you’re one or one hundred, anyone who has fought or is currently fighting childhood cancer can become a Rally Kid. Even someone who has passed away from childhood cancer can be honored as a Rally Kid, because every child’s fight matters.
