Children’s Oncology Group

Research changes what's possible. Every donation helps fuel the clinical trials, scientific discoveries, and collaborations bringing better treatments to children and adolescents with cancer. Join us in making a difference. childrensoncologygroup.org/ways-to-give/

After losing their daughter to cancer, Libby & David Symmes started an endowment to support pediatric cancer research and improve patient outcomes. Now, the Caroline Symmes Children’s Cancer Endowment is cultivating the next generation of philanthropists. childrensoncologygroup.org/caroline-symme…

A landmark achievement in cancer research is changing the standard of care for young people with advanced Hodgkin lymphoma, offering hope for a better quality of life for patients, survivors, and the families who walk the cancer journey alongside them. childrensoncologygroup.org/immunotherapy-…

The recent elimination of the Integrated Translational Sciences Award and its $1.4M in annual funding threatens research that could lead to better treatments for children and adolescents with cancer. COG needs sustained funding to continue this work. childrensoncologygroup.org/from-lab-to-cl…

It can often take years to see the impact of research. Sometimes, the patient’s benefit is visible almost immediately. For Corey Hill, a clinical trial didn’t just change the course of his treatment - it gave him a second chance at being a kid. Read more: childrensoncologygroup.org/the-trial-that…

We’ve shared our new look, but who is COG? Learn all about our mission, vision, and research on our website. childrensoncologygroup.org/about/

New article link: childrensoncologygroup.org/standing-on-ou…

In the United States, 16k new pediatric and adolescent cancer diagnoses are made each year. COG members work tirelessly toward a future where every child has a cure.

New article link: childrensoncologygroup.org/from-patient-t…

COG patients advance research through clinical trials. Some, like Jennifer, go further—helping shape the protocols that guide future care. Better outcomes depend on more than discovery. They require research built with patients in mind. thecogfoundation.org/from-patient-t…

New article link: childrensoncologygroup.org/after-30-years…

Dr. Louie is retired, but he continues to support COG. “I know donations to COG will have an impact in a needed area and change the story.” thecogfoundation.org/dr-louie-30-ye… #unitedbycancerresearch

New article link: childrensoncologygroup.org/united-by-canc…

Cancer has no boundaries. That didn’t stop The Morgan Adams Foundation & Robert Connor Dawes Foundation from uniting across the globe to fund research for ependymoma patients. thecogfoundation.org/united-by-rese…

If you're inspired by what you see as you explore our new website, make a gift today. Together, we can build toward a future where no child or adolescent dies of cancer and where survivors live healthy, fulfilling lives. childrensoncologygroup.org/ways-to-give/

There’s lots to explore on the new COG website. You can learn about our areas of research, advances made through clinical trials, patient stories, and partners that help COG make those advances possible. Go beyond the homepage to discover how we’re turning findings into futures.

Today, COG launches a new website. Built to be more accessible and easier to navigate, the new site offers clearer pathways to the information people need. We invite you to explore our new website. childrensoncologygroup.org

Our new look is only the beginning. Next week, we'll introduce a powerful new way to connect with our mission, our work, and the impact we're making together. Check back here on Monday!

We hope you’ve enjoyed learning about some of the exciting changes happening at COG. As we continue to reveal what’s changing, our purpose remains the same. Our mission, our vision, and our unwavering commitment to Turning Findings into Futures.

For 25 years, COG’s network has relentlessly focused on advancing research & improving outcomes for children & adolescents. Our mission continues as we turn findings into futures.

Children’s Oncology Group is turning findings into futures. While our look is evolving, our vision remains the same: a future where no child or adolescent dies from cancer, and every survivor lives a healthy, fulfilling life.

Tomorrow is a new day for COG. A new chapter. A renewed vision. The same unwavering commitment to advancing pediatric cancer research and improving outcomes for children everywhere. We’re excited to share what’s next.

“I’m making a meaningful impact for children and families who experience what my family and I went through.” - Jennifer, ALL survivor and COG Senior Protocol Coordinator #NationalCancerSurvivorsDay