The Childhood Cancer Project Inc

We are dedicated to fighting childhood cancer and our goal is to make a difference through research. Your tax-deductible gift to The Childhood Cancer Project allows us to fund gifted scientists so they can develop groundbreaking treatments and cures. Together, with your help, we provide patients and families with hope.

We aim for a future without childhood cancer. Our goal is to advance the current understanding of cancer biology and explore new ways to cure, control, and prevent disease.

Our mission is to fund cancer research in order to save lives and improve outcomes for children affected by childhood cancer by being:

the catalyst for pioneering research
the trusted source of information
the voice of the childhood cancer community
a supportive network


Pioneering we lead the way, leave no stone unturned and are prepared to take risks.
Dynamic we innovate, we are a force that stimulates change and progress.
Supportive we listen, we understand, we care.
Knowledgeable our scientific board of directors is made up of brilliant doctors and researchers who have great insight and understanding of genetics and oncology. Our advisors are highly intelligent; well-informed and discerning.
Trustworthy we are objective, responsible, honest and efficient. We act as stewards of public trust.

The Childhood Cancer Project's research is focused solely on finding a cure for childhood cancers. Our aim is to fund research projects and to continue to expand our vast research network.



Our scientific board of directors is made up of brilliant doctors and researchers who have great insight and understanding of genetics and oncology. Our advisors are highly intelligent; well-informed and discerning.



We recognize that our ability to fund research is limited by our physical and financial resources. Therefore, we aim to maximize the impact of our grants by encouraging research that is likely to win support from larger funding bodies. We believe there is great value in collaborative research and know that finding cures depends on the cooperation and collaboration of many experts.



The Childhood Cancer Project is dedicated to monitoring and communicating the advancement and impact of our research funding to our supporters. We hope that this will improve our benefactors understanding of childhood cancer research and the difference their charitable donations are making.

The Childhood Cancer Project's Strategies include being:

-Pioneering we lead the way, leave no stone unturned and are prepared to take risks.
-Dynamic we innovate, we are a force that stimulates change and progress.
-Supportive we listen, we understand, we care.
-Knowledgeable our scientific board of directors is made up of brilliant doctors and researchers who have great insight and understanding of genetics and oncology. Our advisors are highly intelligent; well-informed and discerning.
-Trustworthy we are objective, responsible, honest and efficient. We act as stewards of public trust.

Our ultimate ambition is to find cures for this cruel disease
MAKING IT HAPPEN

We will support research ideas at all levels, from an initial idea through to clinical trial phases
We will deliver the next generation of world class, childhood cancer researchers
GRANT DESCRIPTIONS

CLINICAL / TRANSLATIONAL grants that are aimed at research that is at the required point of development to be progressed from laboratory to patient
EARLY CAREERS FELLOWSHIP grants to develop researchers into a principle investigator
EXPLORER grants that allow researchers to undertake a more substantial project or theme of research
IDEA grants to support pilot research

At The Childhood Cancer Project we have a strategic plan in place that is being used. Our organization has demonstrated involvement of constituents in planning and evaluation and is recognized as a respected nonprofit. We have the ability to mobilize and engage volunteers. We do one thing and do it well, we fund childhood cancer research. We are composed of volunteers and all donations made to The Childhood Cancer Project fund childhood cancer research.