The Max Cure Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting childhood cancer. Since its formation in 2009, the foundation has worked tirelessly to fund research for the development of pediatric cancer drug therapies and to find less toxic treatments for children with cancer. They also provide financial assistance to low-income, military, and first responder families who have a child battling cancer, helping to ease some of the burdens on the family during such a challenging time.

The foundation is at the forefront of childhood cancer advocacy, advocating for legislative and regulatory changes that seek to benefit children with cancer. They have made significant contributions to the childhood cancer advocacy community and have been instrumental in passing important acts and obtaining waivers that benefit children with cancer. Through their Roar Beyond Barriers program, the Max Cure Foundation has supported over 230 families in active treatment for their cancers by providing necessities such as gift cards for food and clothing.

To date, the foundation has funded over $1. 6 million for childhood cancer research, including significant contributions to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK). The Max Cure Foundation is committed to making a difference in the lives of children with cancer and their families, striving to create a world where no child has to face cancer alone