Fundraising
Find out how to raise funds for research and family support programs
Childhood Cancer
For Childhood Cancer Families
Some families want information and resources. Others want to learn how families, like them, are dealing with a diagnosis. Still others want to raise awareness and money for more research. We have it all right here for you.
In this section, you can read amazing stories, share your own story, discover what resources are available to you and see how you can be a part of the effort to put an end to childhood cancer.
Childhood Cancer
For Childhood Cancer Families
Some families want information and resources. Others want to learn how families, like them, are dealing with a diagnosis. Still others want to raise awareness and money for more research. We have it all right here for you.
In this section, you can read amazing stories, share your own story, discover what resources are available to you and see how you can be a part of the effort to put an end to childhood cancer.
Get Involved
Contribute to the childhood cancer community! Participate in research, be an ambassador, or raise funds to support valuable programs and research.
My Childhood Cancer
Participate in ALSF’s survey series
Share Your Story
Share your story and raise awareness about curing childhood cancer
ALSF Hero Funds
Donate to a fund or create your own
Donate Tumor Tissue
Volunteer to donate tissue samples
If you are able, consider supporting innovative research in honor of your hero:
Get Support
Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation offers many programs and tools to help families navigate the challenges of having a child with cancer. Explore the options below or contact the Family Services Team at (866) 333-1213 or [email protected].
Childhood Cancer Guides
Childhood Cancer Guides are books that help families of children with cancer. Our books, reviewed by renowned experts in pediatric oncology, feature stories from more than 500 parents, children with cancer, and survivors of childhood cancer.
Childhood Leukemia
Childhood Brain & Spinal Cord Tumors
Childhood Cancer
Your Child in the Hospital
Childhood Cancer SurvivorsGet Information
One in 285 children will be diagnosed with cancer by the time they turn 20. Despite this, less than 4% of the federal government’s annual funding for cancer research is dedicated to childhood cancers.
With your support, ALSF has been able to fund outstanding research, leading toward cures and improved quality of life for children with cancer. Learn more about childhood cancer and the research projects your donations support.