Why Fund Childhood Cancer Research?
Because Kids with Cancer Deserve Better.
Some childhood cancer treatments have been the same for more than 40 years. With your support, we are changing that. Rally funded research has led to new and better treatments, and ultimately cures, with fewer harmful side effects.
Rally Kid Drew was given less than a 10% chance of survivial.
Today he’s thriving, thanks to Rally-funded neuroblastoma research at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
Rally-funded research has led to new cancer treatments for children.
Research takes time. See below, for the year that Rally started funding research that is now an approved treatments for kids fighting cancer.
Neuroblastoma: Engineering Antibodies (2007)
Neuroblastoma: MIGB (2007)
ALL: CAR-T Cell Therapy (2010)
Survivorship: Protection of the Heart (2010)
Brain Tumor: Modified Virus (2013)
Brain Tumor: IDO-Blockade (2021)
Advancement of Rally-Funded Research
Rally Foundation Grants
Since 2005, Rally has awarded $35 million in childhood cancer research grants funding 597 projects at hospitals and institutions around the world.
Advancement of Rally-Funded Research
24% of Rally-Funded
Research Advanced
to Clinical Trials
50% of Rally’s Funded Research Advance to
Federal Funding
63% of Rally-Funded Research was Published in Journals and Presented at Conferences
This Is Why We Rally. This Is Why We Need You.