‘Hope is in the Bag’ Oyster Tote
Carry hope with you everywhere you go! Standard or large-sized tote in oyster colorway featuring ‘Hope in in the Bag’ affirmation.The National Children’s Cancer Society (NCCS) Announces New Mission and Vision Statements Reflecting Its Continued Commitment to Families Impacted by Childhood Cancer
The National Children’s Cancer Society (NCCS), a leading nonprofit dedicated to supporting children with cancer, their families, and survivors, has announced a new mission statement that reflects the organization’s expanded and comprehensive approach to care.
Beyond the Cure Regional Conferences
Our Beyond the Cure Survivorship Program is proud to provide support to hospitals across the country that host survivorship conferences. For 20 years, these conferences have educated childhood cancer survivors, caregivers, and their families on the many issues regarding survivorship and how to navigate life post-cancer treatment.
Encouraging School Involvement to Combat Isolation
Isolation is one of the biggest challenges that come with cancer treatment, and it can have serious physical and emotional effects on a child. Social opportunities become limited and even dangerous when a child is undergoing treatment. Children are often placed “in a bubble” to reduce exposure, but this proactive method comes with its own potential risks.
Fighting Boredom During Isolation
Boredom isn’t the first thing parents think about after a cancer diagnosis—but as treatment continues, it often becomes a real challenge for kids and families. During the winter months, that feeling can be amplified by time spent indoors and limited social opportunities. Within are a few ideas to help your child stay active, engaged, and connected at home or during long hospital stays.
Meet Kendrie!
“Since I’m always going to be in the [childhood cancer] club, I might as well put it to good use and make a difference where I can.”
The National Children’s Cancer Society Awards 50 Scholarships to Childhood Cancer Survivors Nationwide
The National Children’s Cancer Society (NCCS) is proud to announce that 50 childhood cancer survivors have been awarded scholarships through the Beyond the Cure Ambassador Scholarship Program for the 2025–2026 academic year. To meet this year’s class of recipients and read their inspiring essays, click here.
Meet Montana!
“It is adversity that causes us to rise like a phoenix out of the ashes and to be reborn into something beautiful.”
Meet Allison!
Just one month after graduating from high school, two days into a brand-new job, and in the middle of her sister’s wedding celebration, she received life-shattering news: she was diagnosed with leukemia.