Coalition Against Childhood Cancer (CAC2) is a collaborative network of nonprofits, corporations, and individuals from 39 states and nine countries, supporting and serving the childhood cancer community. CAC2 members effectively advance a variety of childhood cancer causes by unifying their efforts.
We organize our work together around the interests that our members share: Advocacy, Awareness, Research & Treatment, Family Support, and Survivorship. We promote coordinated action and broad-based collaboration among our members and provide them with a variety of ways to learn from experts and from each other within each pillar.
As advocates, we harness
our collective strength to
push for more effective, less
toxic treatments and to
broaden and deepen
support for our community.
Awareness efforts alert the public to the magnitude of problems faced by children and teenagers with cancer and those who survive their cancers.
Member-funded research drives the search for better treatments, minimizing side effects, increasing quality of life, and finding cures.
Sharing best practices and coordinating action helps better support the patients, families, and caregivers of childhood and teenage cancer.
Addressing the educational, financial, and physical and psychosocial late effects that childhood and teenage cancer survivors face.
The CAC2’s work has resulted in partnerships, project outcomes and community alignment.
