Newly Diagnosed
For Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, hope goes 2X as far
Double Your Impact. Fund the Cure. Give Families Hope.
Childhood Cancer Awareness Month is proof that hope isn't something you wait for — it's something a community builds together: research that moves faster, advocacy that opens doors, families supported at every step. Through September 30, every gift is matched dollar for dollar, doubling what your support makes possible. Give 2X the impact, and together we can give every child the chance to thrive.
Family Education & Support
Family Health Guidance
Support for Families
Join the Cause. Help Us Cure the Kids.
Donate
Whatever form your gift takes, you can be confident your generosity will help us lead the way toward a future without childhood brain cancer. Learn more about the different ways you can donate and make a difference.
Become An Advocate
Join our efforts at the national and local level to educate policymakers and the public about the critical issues families face and the need for more research funding.
March for a Cure
This year, join the fight against pediatric brain tumors by starting your own fundraiser. Rally your community and help us work toward a brighter future for every child.
A Partner in Innovation
Our Research Funding's Impact
Pediatric brain tumor patients, their families, and doctors depend on the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation to make sure progress towards a cure doesn't stop. Learn how we're unlocking answers and accelerating breakthroughs to defeat childhood brain cancer.
Our Community's Impact
Thanks to supporters like you, the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation is actively managing more than $5.3M in research funding to accelerate progress for kids with brain cancer.
Stories
They Met in a Hospital. Now They Work Side by Side for Families.
This Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we're sharing the story of Mike Henry and Jenn Kelley, two colleagues at the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation whose paths first crossed when Mike's family needed the kind of help no parent should ever need. Now, they have spent the last five years turning that shared experience into support for other families.
The Long Game: How the Brandle Family Turned Tragedy Into Research
Joy of Life: The Brandle Family's 16-Year Mission to Cure What Took Their Son
Finding Hope and A Voice After a Brain Tumor Diagnosis
When Finn was diagnosed with a brain tumor, his family's world stopped. Learn how speaking up and finding the right support helped them navigate the journey.
Updates
Action Alert - August Recess
REVER Launches Million Mile Challenge Supporting Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation
Read our coalition letter on proposed federal regulations
PBTF Calls on the Senate to Protect Childhood Cancer Research
