7-Year-Old Cancer Warrior Raises $30K for Research
Photo courtesy of Lynden's mom, Amanda. Meet Lynden, a 7-year-old with a big heart and an even bigger desire to make a difference for kids
Yearbook Publishing Company, yb-squared is Creating Hope for Kids
At the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation, we believe there are many ways individuals and companies can make a difference. We’re grateful for local businesses in
Cancer Sibling Shares Why Pediatric Cancer Research is Important
Take a look at a sixth grader's perception of pediatric cancer research, treatments and cures.
Advanced Orthodontic Center Supporting Research for over a Decade
The Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation is proud to recognize Advanced Orthodontic Center as a Corporate Sponsor for our 21st annual Reaching for the Cure event on Sunday, March 17, 2019. Advanced Orthodontic Center has been supporting PCRF for over a decade.
Fountain Valley School District Goes Gold for Kids Fighting Cancer
On February 15th, 2019, classrooms and campuses alike were flooded with gold attire all throughout the Fountain Valley School District. Students, parents, teachers, faculty and staff participated in a district-wide "Go Gold Day" in honor of International Childhood Cancer Awareness Day.
Running for Community and Cures
"I run for the community that I get to enjoy!"
Why I’m Running for Research, Told by a Survivor
"My name is Ian Engdahl. I am a runner, but greater than that - I am a survivor."
Why I Run the PCRF Half Marathon: Dave
There are many reasons our participants come out each year to run or walk the Reaching for the Cure. Meet Dave, who tells us why he is running.
Brandon Crawford of the San Francisco Giants to Support Pediatric Cancer Research
Brandon Crawford of the San Francisco Giants supports pediatric cancer research! In the fight against pediatric cancer, there are no rivalries! Brandon Crawford of the San Francisco Giants is all in when it comes to lending a hand in this battle. Join Brandon today...
Power of One: Meet Cody Lesko
Meet Cody Lesko, a second-year community college Honors student at Saddleback College who is passionate about making a difference and giving back.