There are a lot more #ChildhoodCancer kids like Alexander and they need our help. We must get the Give Kids a Chance Act reintroduced and passed by March15th. Fill out this form: congressweb.com/KVC/12/

Thank you for meeting with us today Senator Lindsey Graham . I appreciate so much your continued support for childhood cancer legislation and funding. Cancer kids can't wait! 🎗 #ActionDays2025

Thank you so much for meeting with us today, Representative Nancy Mace . We appreciate so much your support for childhood cancer legislation and appropriations. Cancer kids can't wait. 🎗 #ActionDays2025

Thank you so much for meeting with us today Congressman Russell Fry. I appreciate your support for childhood cancer legislation and appropriations so much. It makes such a big difference for this vulnerable population. 🎗 #actiondays2025

Thank you so much for meeting with us today, Tim Scott. We appreciate so very much your commitment to supporting childhood cancer legislation and appropriations. I am so thankful for the hope created for current and future cancer kids. #actiondays2025

This is so very important to #ChildhoodCancer! Please take a few minutes and fill out this form. It will notify your Representative and both Senators that we need to pass the same bills that were taken away from our kids in December. PLEASE do it for our kids.

Common Sense: If their cancers are different, why don't we treat them, and fund the research for them differently. Adults have close to 300 cancer drugs, while children have only 7 cancer drugs approved specifically for them and they also use 57 that were originally approved for

A lot of people have asked what #ChildhoodCancer legislation was lost in the Senate on December 20, 2024 and why it is sooo important to get it back as soon as possible. Also, several people are aware of the situation and want to help. If you are in one of these two groups, then

The Give Kids A Chance Act has been re-introduced. This legislation will help provide kids with the same access to cancer drugs and therapies that adults receive today. It also consists of other #ChildhoodCancer bills that were cut from the Senate's year end package. Read more

It's the height of the college basketball season! Today and tomorrow is the First Round of 64 teams that are all wanting to be in the FINAL FOUR. For our #ChildhoodCancer community, the final four is more important than B-ball. For every 5 kids diagnosed with cancer, only about

The average age of a cancer diagnosis for a child is 6 years old. When only 4 out of every five kids survive cancer 5 years or more, can you imagine how it feels as a child or as their parent to see them celebrate significant milestone birthdays like their sweet 16 or their 21st

Urgent! The sub-committee that will determine if the Give Kids a Chance Act will be voted on in Congress soon or in October is meeting this Wednesday. Congressman Frank Pallone is on the committee. We need you to sign a letter asking him to please have HR 1262, Give Kids a Chance

Yesterday and earlier today, we were attempting to request that the #ChildhoodCancer Give Kids a Chance Act be placed on the docket for the subcommittee to mark-up it up in order to have it move to the House floor for a vote. Unfortunately, we have now been informed that we did

No fooling here! 1,095 children in our world will be diagnosed with #ChildhoodCancer today and EVERY DAY this year. It's not rare! What IS really "rare" is adequate funding for research specifically for kids' cancers. The odds of getting a hole in one on the golf course are 1 in

Adolescents and Young Adults (AYA) face unique challenges during cancer treatment and face a higher mortality than their younger fellow cancer fighters. They need specialized care. #wecandobetter #AYAcancer

Only 4 out of 5 kids will live more than 5 years after being diagnosed with #ChildhoodCancer. In the final days of 2024, at the very last minute, 4 very important legislative bills were dropped from the final package. Our kids can't afford to lose this legislation. All 4 are

Thank you LEGO for caring about our kids who need an #MRI. Many kids with #ChildhoodCancer go thru these tests. It can be scary and hard to understand what is happening. Toys like this help ensure our kids are always children first, patients second.

The toxic chemo treatments that our children fighting receive kills cancer which are the fastest growing cells, but all cells in a child's body are growing quickly, therefore some of the good fast growing cells are also affected. This has a major impact on their future health, it

June is cancer survivors month. If you are a #ChildhoodCancer survivor who received chemotherapy treatments, or chemotherapy and also radiation to the upper part of the body, you should ask your doctor about early mammograms. Female childhood cancer survivors who were treated

There is a special kind of love and the #childhoodcancer community 💛💛💛