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Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation is proud to partner with nearly 20 different childhood cancer charities to bring us closer to cures. Together, we are supporting the most cutting-edge research in the fight against childhood cancer. View projects supported in collaboration with our charity partners below!

Project Title Institution Co-Funder(s)
Supporting Siblings of Children with Cancer Through Community-Academic Partnerships Boston University Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Supporting Siblings of Children with Cancer Through Community-Academic Partnerships Boston University Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Parental Report of Sleep Hygiene and Sleep Quality in Children with Cancer: Implications for the Development of a Family-Based Behavioral Intervention Boston University Northwestern Mutual Foundation
RECQL4 Expression in RTS Patient Cells Baylor College of Medicine Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Investigating the Role of Nucleophosmin as a Novel Caspase-2 Target in Pediatric Leukemia Baylor College of Medicine Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Outcomes of Survivorship Care Plans in Pediatric Oncology: Does Health Literacy Matter? UCSD School of Medicine Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Factors Affecting Parental Satisfaction, Anxiety and Comprehension of the Informed Consent in Pediatric Oncology Clinical Trials University of California, San Diego Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Next-Generation Personalized Neuroblastoma Therapy (Nepenthe) Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Northwestern Mutual Foundation
DNA Sequencing Using Malaria Slides Indiana University Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Building Capacity for the Clinical Trials Office at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin - Strengthening Phase I & II Trials Infrastructure Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Northwestern Mutual Foundation

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