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Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation is proud to partner with nearly 20 different childhood cancer charities to bring us closer to cures. Together, we are supporting the most cutting-edge research in the fight against childhood cancer. View projects supported in collaboration with our charity partners below!

Project Title Institutions Co-Funder(s)
Epigenetic Targeting of Translation in Sarcomas Seattle Children’s Hospital Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Investigating interactions between the oncogenic phosphatase PPM1D and oncohistone H3K27M in diffuse midline gliomagenesis Duke University Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Targeting Fatty Acid Oxidation as a Metabolic Vulnerability in Pediatric Cancers Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Identifying mechanisms of revumenib resistance in KMT2A-r pediatric acute myeloid leukemia (AML) The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Northwestern Mutual Foundation
The immunosuppressive role of thrombospondin-2 in pulmonary metastatic osteosarcoma Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Targeting Chromatin Remodelers to Enhance Neuroblastoma Differentiation Therapy Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Elucidating Essential Kinase-Independent Functions of ALK Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Novel Synergistic Drug Combinations for Lineage-plastic Pediatric Leukemias The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Social Determinants of Health Associated with Clinical Trial Enrollment in a Diverse Cohort of Children and Adolescents with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia University of California, San Diego Northwestern Mutual Foundation
CAR-boosting vaccines for neuroblastoma Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Northwestern Mutual Foundation

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