Rally Blog Archives

What Is MIBG?

What Is MIBG? When your child is diagnosed with cancer, you have to learn a whole new language in just a few days. Terms, phrases, and abbreviations are used by healthcare professionals who deal with cancer every day. And it can leave you dazed. But sometimes it helps...

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 2023

Fundraising & Events, Rally Blog, September

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 2023 September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month – and this September, Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research has so many amazing things planned! Please join us as we raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer research....

Rally Awards Outside the Box Grants

Grant Awards, Rally Blog, Rally Researchers, Research

Rally Awards Outside the Box Grants Rally Awards Novel Grants to Three Childhood Cancer Researchers Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research (“Rally”) awarded $150,000 to three researchers at three different institutions for Outside the Box novel childhood...

What a Difference a Decade Makes

Childhood Cancer, Rally Blog, Rally Stories, Teens

What a Difference a Decade Makes May of 2013 brought the last dose of chemo for my daughter, Danielle. Back then it was hard to see or even think about what life would be like ten years down the road. Honestly, I wouldn’t even allow myself to look that far ahead....

Brain Tumor Network Guides Patients and Empowers Care

Childhood Cancer, Press Room, Rally Blog

Brain Tumor Network Guides Patients and Empowers Care A few months ago, Rally Mom Tiffany shared with Rally Foundation the outstanding support their family has been receiving from the Brain Tumor Network (BTN) for her son and Rally Kid, Logan: “BTN has been a...

What Is A Second Opinion?

Rally Blog, What Is

What Is A Second Opinion? Hey Mom and Dad, Let’s chat, Cancer Parent to Cancer Parent, about seeking a second opinion. I’ll be the first to admit I was very nervous when seeking a second opinion. I did not want my child’s team to feel insulted or think that I didn’t...