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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)
’The interplay between DNA damage and histone mutations in pediatric gliomas’ Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Exploring the Immune Effects of Photodynamic Therapy Treatment on Diffuse Midline Glioma Progression Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Wilms tumor risk and management in WAGR Syndrome Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Northwestern Mutual Foundation
L15/TGF-beta trap fusokine for treatment of pediatric sarcomas The Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System Northwestern Mutual Foundation
DEFINING GENETIC DRIVER MUTATIONS,CLINIC CHARACTERISTICS & OUTCOMES IN CHILDREN & YOUNG ADULTS WITH HISTIOCYTOSES Baylor College of Medicine Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Families of Children with Advanced Cancer: The Impact of Social Determinants of Health Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Delivering on the Promise of Germline Genetic Testing for RUNX1 Variants University of Washington, Seattle The RUNX1 Research Program
Using Chemical Genetics to Define the Precise Role of RUNX1 in Transcription and Beyond Albert Einstein College of Medicine The RUNX1 Research Program
Understanding and inhibiting mechanisms of metastatic spread in osteosarcoma University of California San Francisco The Bryce Bazor Foundation
Social Determinants of Health, Hospital-level Resources, and Risk of Septic Shock in Pediatric Leukemia Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Northwestern Mutual Foundation

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