100% volunteer led. Donations help fund childhood cancer research and family support.
For childhood cancer research

Give children a fighting chance.

Inspired by Pierce Alexander Phillips, we fund promising research, support local families, and bring a determined community together against childhood cancer.

Make a differenceOur story
$800K+Granted to childhood cancer trials since 2012
6Clinical trials funded across leading institutions
100%Volunteer-led charity giving proceeds back to the mission
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Our inspiration. Our hero.

A small child with a lasting impact.

Pierce Alexander Phillips faced stage IV high-risk neuroblastoma with extraordinary courage. Pierce's life continues to inspire a mission focused on giving children better treatments, more options, and more time with the people who love them.

Pierce Phillips Charity was created to turn that inspiration into action through research funding, family support, and a community that refuses to accept the status quo.

Why we do what we do →
Our mission

Research. Relief. Resolve.

Childhood cancers need treatments designed for children. We direct resources toward science with real potential while helping families navigate the realities of treatment.

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Fund breakthrough research

We support innovative clinical trials and researchers working toward less toxic treatments and cures.

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Support families

We help families facing childhood cancer with practical support during an overwhelming time.

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Build community

Events and partnerships turn awareness into sustainable funding and meaningful action.

Where the money goes

Focused on work that can change outcomes.

Since 2012, Pierce Phillips Charity has granted more than $800,000 to trials at leading research institutions, including early work using CAR-T cells for solid tumors and high-intensity focused ultrasound.

Our all-volunteer model keeps the focus where it belongs: accelerating ideas that can improve treatment for children fighting cancer today.

Help fund the next breakthrough →
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Childhood cancer research laboratory
Better treatments start here

Science needs champions.

Promising pediatric cancer research often needs philanthropic funding to reach the next stage. Community support helps researchers test ideas, open trials, and build evidence for treatments designed specifically for children.

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