American Childhood Cancer Organization

On Monday, December 1, 2025 - the US House of Representatives passed the Mikaela Naylon Give Kids a Chance Act. We need your help! Please reach out to your Senators asking them to pass the Mikaela Naylon Give Kids a Chance Act!

🚨This is NOT a drill!! 🚨 The bills have now passed the House today and are on the way to the President's Desk to be signed into law! Stay tuned for more!   #childhoodcancer @KIDSvCANCER

You read that right - the bills have now passed the Senate and will go back to the House on Monday. Stay tuned! #childhoodcancer

Meet Rylee a 4-year-old ALL warrior and 2026 ACCO Ambassador. FULL STORY: acco.org/blog/meet-2026… Donate today, 'because kids [like Rylee] can't fight cancer alone®': givebutter.com/AmbassadorRylee #RyleeStrong

21-year-old diffuse midline glioma fighter, Anderson Coy, testifies on behalf of ACCO in front of the House Health and Human Services Committee where the bill AZ HB2082 passed unanimously. Watch to his testimony today: youtu.be/CBgQbfzgFDE

@RepMcCaul @KIDSvCANCER

The house passed Consolidated Appropriations Act 2026 which included the Mikaela Naylon Give Kids a Chance and the Accelerating Kids' Access to Care Act. Thank you to Congressman @RepMcCaul and the US House of Reps. Read the bill here: docs.house.gov/billsthisweek/…

Appropriators released the text of a minibus appropriations bill and both the Mikaela Naylon Give Kids a Chance Act and the Accelerating Kids’ Access to Care Act are included. Urge your Members of Congress today to vote YES on the Consolidated Appropriations Act tomorrow!

@GallagherLaw @ClemonadeC Amazing! We hope she's doing well <3 We'd love to see a picture of her with it! Please email bscroggs@acco.org.

@accorg @ClemonadeC still has her blue blanket and the blue kit. ❤️

ACCO’s resources are specially designed for families of children with cancer. These resources are for children, teens, siblings, and yes, parents too. Register here: acco.org/we-can-help/

Helping kids with cancer is just a text away? Text "ACCORG" to 53-555 to donate today, "because kids can't fight cancer alone!®" Don't want to text? No worries! Click here to donate: acco.org/donate/

You can find this fact — and many others — on our website.

Cancer remains the leading cause of disease-related death among children in the U.S. Together, we can change that. Your gift directly supports research and advocacy that give kids more tomorrows. Donate today, because kids can't fight cancer alone: acco.org/donate/

Helping kids with cancer is just a text away! Text "ACCORG" to 53-555 to donate today, "because kids can't fight cancer alone!®" Click here to donate: acco.org/donate/

Kick off 2026 by hosting a fundraiser to support kids with cancer! Join the fun today: acco.org/fundraise/

Start 2026 with kindness by making a donation today: acco.org/donate/

Most childhood cancer treatments are decades old—harsh, painful, and often leave survivors facing lifelong effects. ACCO is leading the charge to secure $250 million in state funding for childhood cancer research by 2030: acco.org/donate/ #whataboutkids

As we get ready to start the new year, let’s bring hope to kids and families facing childhood cancer. Your donation to ACCO fuels resources, research, and advocacy that make a lasting impact all year long. Donate because kids can't fight cancer alone!®: acco.org/donate/

For kids with cancer, medical procedures can be scary. That’s why ACCO provides Medical Play Kits, helping kids understand treatments, express their feelings, and feel more in control. Help provide these kits to make the journey a little less frightening: acco.org/donate/

In this season of gratitude, we’re thankful for supporters like you. Your donation to ACCO brings comfort, hope, and strength to kids with cancer and their families through programs and advocacy. Donate today, because kids can't fight cancer alone!®: acco.org/donate/