One of the most deadly forms of pediatric cancer is Neuroblastoma. It is a solid tumor cancer that strikes mainly infants and young toddlers. The incidence rate in infants is almost double that of leukemia. Diagnosis of neuroblastoma can be complicated. It has been called the "great masquerader" because its symptoms mimic so many other diseases. The 5-year survival rate for these high risk children is only about 30%. There is no known cure. Only through research and education can we someday change that statistic to mirror the survival rate of other children’’ cancers. One form of leukemia now has a “cure” rate of about 85-90%. That has only come about because of heightened awareness in society and the millions of dollars raised for research. We can do the same for neuroblastoma, but we need your help! For more information on the organization please visit www.cncf-childcancer.org

Please join us in the fight against a disease that is taking the lives of young children each and every day.