CureSearch Updates

Your Accomplishments; Our Gratitude Thank you for volunteering to support children’s cancer research. Because of your work-and other volunteers like you—there were 1,336 Walk Teams, 12,404 Walkers, 84 Hikers and 270 Committee Members in 2014. During this National Volunteer Appreciation […]

How would you like to shop at your favorite online stores, while also supporting children’s cancer research? Now you can do just that! As part of our “Shop with CureSearch” program, we are teaming up with We-Care to give you

Last month, many of us made New Year’s resolutions to get active, start positive new habits, and give back—but by this time of year we may have already started to slip. Does your resolution need a little boost? At CureSearch,

(KFVS12 News ) – Amy Aldridge, the mother of Sahara Aldridge who passed in 2007 after a 17 month battle with a cancerous brain tumor, wanted to find a way to honor her daughter while making a difference in the

In October 2012 CureSearch for Children’s Cancer was primarily funding pediatric cancer trials. Here’s how we identified ourselves back then: Over the last two years CureSearch has reinvented itself. We created a new identity, a new research agenda, and many

Participants of the Twin Cities CureSearch Walk on September 7th never expected to witness a flash mob. But on a Sunday morning at Lake Phalen in St. Paul, Minnesota, the 541 participants in the CureSearch Walk were surprised by a

When Valerie Week’s daughter Cecylia was diagnosed with Wilms tumor, they were surrounded by support from their community. “A lot of people helped us along the way,” says Valerie. “After we finished treatment, I knew that we had to do