World Child Cancer USA is a registered 501(c)(3) charity working to reduce global inequality in childhood cancer care. Founded in 2007, World Child Cancer is an international children’s charity supporting programs across Africa, Asia, and Central America. The organization highlights how a child’s access to diagnosis and treatment—and likelihood of survival—can vary greatly depending on where they live.

Its work supports children with cancer and their caregivers from diagnosis through treatment. Programs may include early detection, access to medicines and radiotherapy, locally adapted treatment protocols, the sharing of critical information, and support for parents, families, and care providers. World Child Cancer reports having provided care to approximately 50,000 children and trained thousands of health workers worldwide.

Through Access Cancer Treatment (ACT) for Children, the organization brings together industry, medical professionals, and patient advocacy groups to strengthen hospital systems and help children in lower-income countries receive appropriate care and medicines. Supporters can donate, give monthly, subscribe for updates, or explore partnership opportunities. Donations to World Child Cancer USA are tax deductible.