In the debut episode of FOX 17’s Nashville Game Changers, Titans defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons talks NFL, community impact and his...
Gulf Winds Credit Union and the Gulf Winds Foundation generously donated $10,000 to Rally Gulf Coast to support childhood cancer research....
OncoDaily recently featured Dean Crowe, Founder and CEO of Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Reseach, recognizing Rally Foundation's...
Rally Gulf Coast celebrated 10 years of impact at Rally On the Runway, raising over $840,000 for childhood cancer research. FOX 10 covered...
After battling osteosarcoma and undergoing a leg amputation at 11 years old, Rally Kid Jude refused to let cancer stop him. Now a...
Elaine Kay, director of Rally Tennessee and mother to #RallyKid James, joined the CityCurrent podcast to share her journey with Rally...
Rally Kid Barrett turned his love of books into a meaningful mission. While battling T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia, he found comfort...
The wrestling team at Independence High School in Ashburn, Virginia, will host the 2nd Annual Caroline Dual. The event honors #RallyKid...
Pensacola Catholic High School’s Rally Club, led by Student Body President Kate Johnson and Vice President Jack Barter, is making a...
Rally Kid Audrey, who has been fighting Stage 4 neuroblastoma since age 5, attended the Notre Dame College Football Championship game...
Pensacola News Journal reported that Sandy Sansing Automotive recently donated $100,000 to the Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research at Rally Gulf Coast's #GOLDSTRONG Fest event to kick off Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Click here to read more.
What makes Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research one of the best childhood cancer charities? Rally Foundation (Rally) is one of the most trusted childhood cancer nonprofits in the country. We have received the highest ratings from the nation’s top charity watchdogs: a 4-star Charity Navigator rating, a Great Nonprofits Top-Rated Organization designation and we have earned the Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency. Approximately 93 cents of every dollar goes directly to Rally’s...
ATLANTA – Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research has announced its 2025 William Olson Impact Award recipient, Dr. Jordan Gilleland Marchak of Emory University School of Medicine. This prestigious award is given annually to a Rally-funded researcher who demonstrates exceptional commitment, determination and resilience in caring for children with cancer and advancing research to improve outcomes. Each year, Rally Foundation’s Board of Directors selects one researcher whose work...
Rough Draft Atlanta spotlights Dr. Jordan Marchak, recipient of Rally Foundation’s 2025 William Olson Impact Award. A behavioral scientist at the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center and associate professor at Emory University, Dr. Marchak was honored for her exceptional dedication to improving the mental health and survivorship care of adolescent and young adult cancer survivors. Her Rally-funded research project focuses on implementing anxiety and depression screenings for young adults...
Soccer Down Here recently featured the Brewer family, honoring the legacy of Rally Kid Caroline. Caroline served as an honorary captain for Atlanta United twice before passing away in December 2024 after an eight-year battle with brain cancer. This season, Atlanta United invited her brothers, Will and Jack, to step in as honorary captains in her memory. The team presented golden spikes engraved with Caroline’s name to both the Brewer family and Rally Foundation, a powerful tribute to her life...
We’re proud to share that Dean Crowe, founder and CEO of Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research, has been named one of Atlanta Magazine’s 2025 “Women Making a Mark.” This annual feature honors women who are creating lasting change across the region. Dean was recognized for her tireless work advancing childhood cancer research through philanthropy, advocacy and community leadership. Since founding Rally in 2005, Dean has helped raise over $40.5 million for research and played a key role...