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Curing Kids Cancer – Curing Kids Cancer is funding research to find cures for childhood cancer in our lifetime. Curing Kids Cancer is funding research and finding cures . Because every child deserves the chance to thrive.
Our mission is to fund innovative research and treatments to find cures for all childhood cancers in our lifetime. Curing Kids Cancer Events Find a CKC event near you and join our mission for life-saving cures. Behind every breakthrough is a community that believes cures are possible.
Be part of the momentum — attend, give, and help change what’s possible for children with cancer. 2026 Lakeview Michigan Fire Truck Pull Lakeview, It's Time to Pull for Cures! 2026 Milwaukee Run With All Your Heart 5K Run for the Kids, Run for the Doctors, Run for the Research!
Join us for an unforgettable day of high-performance, excitement, and meaningful impact! CKC is dedicated to funding cutting edge research . ...
medical facilities in 29 states are conducting research supported through CKC funding. ... have been given to childhood cancer research since our founding in 2005.
... countries are being impacted through CKC’s investment in life-saving research. One child’s story, fueling Curing Kids Cancer was founded in memory of Killian Owen, a young boy lost to leukemia at age nine, and his legacy continues to drive our mission.
Childhood cancer remains the leading cause of death by disease in children under 15 in the United States — but there is hope . We are funding cutting-edge research that accelerates the discovery of safer, more effective treatments and brings new cures within reach.
By investing in innovative science and the brightest minds in pediatric oncology, we are changing outcomes for children today and moving closer to a future where every child survives. Read the latest CKC updates.
Pulling for a Purpose: The Lakeview Fire Truck Pull Is Back Corvette “Boomerang” Pedal Car Finds Permanent Home After Raising More Than $1 Million for Kids with Cancer DIPG Research by “Killian Owen Distinguished Professor,” Dr. Dasgupta, at Emory University Car Stories: Turning Memories on the Road Into Hope for Kids With Cancer Curing Kids Cancer Awards $2.
1 Million in Grants to Fund Life-Saving Pediatric Cancer Research Projects One-of-One 1969 Corvette Restomod to Cross the Block at Mecum Kissimmee—100% of Sale to Benefit Curing Kids Cancer Curing Kids Cancer Celebrates 20th Annual Golf Classic and VIP Dinner, Raising $360,000 for Pediatric Cancer Research Prisma Health Children’s Hospital receives $5 million pledge to benefit children’s cancer research Celebrating 20 of hope, cures, and celebrations!
Curing Kids Cancer Research Grant: Dr. Joyce Ohm at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center From Heartbreak to Hope: How Madalynn Opper Transformed Grief into a Community Event 2nd Annual Fire Truck Pull in Dallas Raises Over $26,000 to fund Pediatric Cancer Research Curing Kids Cancer is proud to partner with Mecum Auctions to drive impactful support for pediatric cancer research.
Mecum Auctions is the world leader of collector car, motorcycle and road art sales. Combining their passion for collector cars with a shared commitment to funding life-saving treatments for children, this partnership has resulted in more than $15 million in childhood cancer research. Host or find an active fundraiser to helps us increase awareness, raise dollars, and find cures.
Make a one-time donation or become a monthly supporter and help us fund life-saving research. Physician-scientists advancing pediatric cancer research are invited to apply for a CKC grant. When we started Curing Kids Cancer in Killian’s memory, our goal was simple—to fund the innovative research that could save children’s lives.
Today, because of our donors, we are helping accelerate cutting-edge therapies and giving researchers the resources they need to turn promising science into real cures for kids. Our Partners in Funding & Finding Cures Share your heart for cures by donating to help fund life-saving childhood cancer research.
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Curing Kids' Cancer Grants Program is funded by Curing Kids' Cancer. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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