The American Childhood Cancer Organization (ACCO) and Hyundai’s Hope On Wheels are two of the most active organizations trying to raise awareness and find solutions for many parents' greatest nightmare.
A researcher at The University of Texas MD Anderson Children’s Cancer Hospital will be awarded $250,000 to further his cancer fighting efforts in a special handprint ceremony Sept. 3. The ceremony is being held in conjunction with Childhood Cancer Awareness…
A Chapel Hill doctor received $250,000 to help his research into a rare childhood cancer. The money came from Hyundai Hope On Wheels to help Dr. Ian Davis research ewing sarcoma.
Two University of Arizona oncologists will advance their pediatric cancer research thanks to a new $400,000 grant. Hyundai's "Hope On Wheels" charity presented the check to Dr. Emmanuel Katsanis and Dr. Yi Zeng at the Banner Children's - Diamond Children's…
The UA Steele Children’s Research Center received a $500,000 grant in honor of National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Hyundai Hope On Wheels campaign donated $400,000 to help fund pediatric cancer research. Jim Click added an additional $100,000 to the fund.
In 17th year, this major supporter of pediatric cancer surpasses $100 million in lifetime research funding; introduces $1 Million Quantum Award, largest research grant to date
For Hope On Wheels, 2015 is the 17th year in our fight against pediatric cancer. On April 2, we hosted a series of activities in New York City to mark the occasion, and to kick off our 2015 program in supporting…
Excitement has been at an all-time high over the last few weeks. The total of Hope On Wheels funding raised since 1998 to support pediatric cancer research has now surpassed the $100 million milestone. It's an exciting statistic that gives…
Melanie Fiona made her debut appearance as a Hyundai Hope On Wheels Celebrity Hope Ambassador during the 2015 national grant program announcement at the Jacob Javits Center last week. Fiona, who performed several songs during the heartfelt event, also received…
The other day I attended a lunch given by The Moms, Denise Albert and Melissa Musen Gerstein, where we learned all about pediatric cancer and Hyundai Hope On Wheels.