Across the country, children are fighting neuroblastoma, the most common solid tumor in infants. It is a cancer of the nerve cells outside the brain, and the average age at diagnosis is just two years old.

Fewer than half of children with high-risk neuroblastoma survive.

A delayed or incorrect diagnosis, which is common, can cost children precious time and more. These are the children we fight for.

What makes us unique is that we fight childhood cancer from every direction—through research, cancer navigation, and prevention.

After 25 years of fighting childhood cancer, one lesson is clear: ending kids’ cancer takes more than one solution. It requires a three-pronged approach—research to develop lifesaving treatments, guidance to help families access them, and prevention to reduce children’s risk of developing cancer.

End Kids Cancer’s mission: 

• Research: Support the development of effective, lifesaving treatments.
• Guidance: What good are lifesaving treatments if families don’t know about them? That is why we equip families with the tools and guidance needed to access the best possible care, regardless of income.
• Prevention: Provide simple, science-based steps that empower families to reduce their children’s exposure to toxic chemicals that can cause cancer and other non-infectious diseases.