St. Baldrick's Foundation

Millions are watching @MrBeast's latest video—and learning why childhood #cancer research can't wait. We're honored to join @SU2C and @BeastPhilanthr to help launch the next Pediatric Cancer Dream Team. Learn more: 🔗 ow.ly/BcqK50ZsqTG Photo courtesy of @LJFamFoundation

At 9, Trenton was diagnosed with cancer. At 14, his family said goodbye. Between those years were surgeries, radiation, chemotherapy, and a search for one more chance. His story is why we must keep funding childhood cancer research. Donate in his memory: ow.ly/TOyj50ZYbuu

Researchers supported in part by St. Baldrick’s found that kids and young adults with relapsed or treatment-resistant NGGCT who received high-dose chemotherapy + stem cell rescue had a 76% 3-year overall survival rate, compared with 5.3% without it. ➡️ ow.ly/QLBi50ZYyYK

Meet Micaela, a Crusader for a Cure. She celebrates her Oct. birthday by hosting a yearly spooktacular fundraiser for kids' cancer research. Treats, raffles, & a frightfully good cause? Now THAT’S a party! Follow her footsteps! Email us at [email protected] to learn how!

A huge kudos to the people behind the scenes! 👏 Happy Event Organizers Day to everyone who plans, coordinates, recruits, fundraises, troubleshoots, and brings St. Baldrick’s events to life. You turn “What if we…” into “Look what we did!” Thank you for fighting for kids. 💚

Meet Lucas. ❤️ At 7 years old, he’s fighting stage 4 Wilms tumor. After chemo, surgery, and 8 days of radiation, his treatment continues through March 2027. But last week brought BIG news: his CT scan showed radiation is still working! Show Lucas some love for the days ahead.

For Adaline, a treatment backpack meant less time in the hospital and more time being a kid. 💚 Join the #SendKidsCancerPacking Challenge to fund lifesaving research! The top 10 fundraisers by Dec. 31 win a YETI Ranchero™ 12L Backpack. Join us: ow.ly/S9CM50ZZTW3

Kids' cancer treatment should help kids survive today & protect their tomorrows. Research in Hodgkin lymphoma found newer, targeted radiation approaches, including proton therapy, are linked to lower risks of certain 2nd cancers. Retweet to share the importance of research. 🔃

Meet Kevin, a Knight Commander who started shaving in 2008 in honor of Noah, an 8-year-old fighting neuroblastoma. Today, Noah shows no signs of cancer! Over the years, the events Kevin has helped coordinate have raised nearly $2.6M for kids’ cancer research. Thank you, Kevin!

A child's ZIP code shouldn't determine their chance at a cure. Your monthly gift of $25 helps St. Baldrick's fund the hospital resources needed to make clinical trials accessible to more kids with cancer, closer to home. Make hope possible every month: ow.ly/JV3950ZYx9e

Start a Halloween-themed Pick a Square fundraiser, rally your friends, and BOO Kids' Cancer. Pick a square to donate that amount or pick a 🎃 square to donate any amount! Email [email protected] to get started & grab your Pick a Square template at: ow.ly/hUaV50ZYxXR

THIS is what a warrior looks like! ✨ St. Baldrick’s Ambassador Adalyn was honored by the Upper Southampton Township Council for her incredible courage and resilience. 🎉 We’re so proud to see her inspiring spirit celebrated by her community! 💚

Meet Gunnar. This goofy, adventurous 3-year-old loves Buzz Lightyear, Spidey, climbing, and following big sister. He’s also been fighting #cancer for 1+ years after his mama noticed inconsistencies and asked a doctor to take a closer look. Cheer him on as he keeps fighting. 💪

One backpack. One big mission. More chances for kids to be kids. 💚 Raise your first $100. Get your bright green backpack. 🎒 Help fund lifesaving childhood cancer research. ✨ ➡️ Learn more and help #SendKidsCancerPacking: ow.ly/IqTR50ZXJIP

Look at these faces. Now imagine the breakthroughs that could help more kids grow up. 💚 St. Baldrick’s & @SU2C are joining forces to launch a new Pediatric Cancer Dream Team. Be part of what comes next. Help St. Baldrick's raise $1.5M to make it happen: ow.ly/VKIj50ZWV2r

What if we could target every type of tumor cell? St. Baldrick’s-supported research identified different cell types in diffuse midline glioma and tested drug combos designed to target them. The combos extended survival in preclinical models. 🙌 Share to spread awareness! 🔃

Let your inner child make the music video. 🎶 Grab your friends, grab your backpacks, and have some fun while carrying childhood cancer research forward. ✨ ➡️ Learn how you can #SendKidsCancerPacking: bit.ly/4icTHra

👻 Your Halloween BOO could help give kids with cancer more tomorrows. 💚 This Halloween, turn spooky surprises into support for childhood cancer research. 🎃 🕸️Here are 3 ways to BOO Kids’ Cancer: ow.ly/zrbH50ZVYrz

A tiny clue could make a huge difference for kids w/ eye cancer. In a St. Baldrick’s-supported study, the liquid biopsy tool LBSeq4Kids detected cancer DNA in nearly every child with active disease—and every child who experienced a recurrence. More research. More possibilities.