Let's make 2025 a milestone year of helping kids with cancer! 👏👏👏. From hosting your own lemonade stand during Lemonade Days in June, to attending one of our fun events, there are so many ways you can fundraise and make a difference. Here's a full list of how you can get

For Dorothy, it started with a memory. For Mark and Lyndsey, it was watching loved ones endure the unimaginable. And Chris was thinking of his daughters. They all chose to act- one small monthly gift at a time. Meet the compassionate supporters behind the One Cup at a Time.

THIS SEPTEMBER: Lace up those sneakers and join us for The Million Mile to raise funds and awareness for childhood cancer research! 🎗️ Whether you walk around the block, run a marathon, or take a scenic bike ride your miles matter. Register now for free

Team Alex is hiring🍋 Tag a friend who would make a great fit as our Community Engagement Team Manager!. Do you have 5+ years of grassroots fundraising and team leadership experience? Ready to lead a passionate group that drives campaigns like Lemonade Days, Million Mile, esports

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This week's featured childhood cancer hero is Koa Smith!.Koa was an amazing little boy who could make anyone laugh. After he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), he fought through many life-threatening complications for five months. Sadly, Koa passed away. He

🍋💛Lemonpalooza SALE August 4-8🎉🛍️ 💥25% off all of Alex's Shop using discount code: SummerSqueeze. From cool hats to cozy hoodies, now's your chance to support childhood cancer research with every purchase. Treat yourself or share the love! Hurry,

Meet Captain Lemonade, @ThisWeekHealth's beloved and inspiring service dog dedicated to spreading awareness for Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF) and the fight against childhood cancer. Join him on his journey across the nation as he champions this vital cause and brings

Meet Jason, an amazing childhood cancer survivor who came all the way from Indianapolis to volunteer at #AlexsOriginal! 🙌🎗️🥳. Jason was diagnosed with Ewing Sarcoma, a type of bone cancer, when he was only 2 years old. He received a rotationplasty amputation on his right leg at

"We love and miss you, Alex."- The Scott family❤️. Make a gift today in Alex Scott's memory to continue the work she began for the childhood cancer community>

Today we remember our founder Alex Scott. She lives on 21 years later, in the hope she left for other children with cancer and in the mission of the Foundation she started. Her mom, Liz Scott, writes to her on this day. Read Liz's Letter to Alex> Donate

"You gave me so much in your eight years, from sweet and silly moments to your quiet strength when it was needed, and my most cherished moments of family fun times and your many words of wisdom. You taught me so much about life and resilience, lessons that have not only stayed

"You showed us what is possible when we think bigger and set ambitious goals. You set in motion a movement that has been a gift to be part of, not just for me but for many people who have taken this cause into their hearts. You started an amazing lemonade stand; and your life has

As #SarcomaAwarenessMonth comes to a close, we want to recognize another incredible sarcoma survivor! 💛 🎗️ . Rebecca emerged from months of treatment for Ewing Sarcoma, experiencing the most happiness she had in a long time. However, in the cruelest of twists, her cousin Jacob

If you could have any superpower, what would it be? 🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️ We asked childhood cancer heroes, who inspire us with their strength, courage and hearts of gold! . #Superman2025 #BlackPantherMCU #ChildhoodCancer

How do you make 'back to school' more fun for a kid dealing with a cancer diagnosis? 🚌 ✏️.

🔬Childhood Cancer Researcher Highlight: Meet Dr. Heinrich Kovar!. Heinrich Kovar, PhD is the team lead for the Crazy 8 project that is working to understand the origins of bone sarcomas, like Ewing sarcoma and osteosarcoma. Dr. Kovar and his team have focused on a gene called

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This week's featured childhood cancer hero is Kaitlyn Hutchins!. Kaitlyn is a determined girl who is a bright light in a dark room! After what her family thought was a volleyball injury, Kaitlyn was diagnosed with osteosarcoma of her left femur. She had surgery to replace it with

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