Take Action: Contact Congress

The Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation offers a powerful platform for individuals, families, and communities to take action against pediatric brain tumors, the deadliest form of childhood cancer. Through the Foundation’s advocacy initiatives at the national, state, and local levels, supporters can help drive change in critical areas such as funding for research, patient care, and policy reform.

Use the petitions below to show your support for these legislative priorities that help families affected by childhood cancer.

Your voice counts — make sure your legislators hear it.

Save Medicaid!

Medicaid plays a crucial role in supporting children with brain tumors. It provides comprehensive health coverage to low-income families, ensuring that children receive crucial medical care without the burden of overwhelming costs. This is vital because treatments for brain tumors, such as surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiation, can be extremely expensive and require long-term follow-up care.

Take Action: Tell Congress — Save Medicaid!

Support the Give Kids a Chance Act!

The Give Kids a Chance Act combines two critical initiatives for drug development for children with cancer — the original Give Kids a Chance Act and the Creating Hope Reauthorization Act.

Take Action: Tell Congress — Support the Give Kids a Chance Act!

By becoming an advocate with the PBTF, you are joining a nationwide movement dedicated to ending the devastation caused by pediatric brain tumors. Advocacy efforts range from raising awareness through grassroots campaigns to participating in legislative meetings, and even sharing personal stories that humanize the urgent need for increased funding and research. The PBTF provides resources, training, and support to help advocates make their voices heard, ensuring that decision-makers understand the profound impact of pediatric brain tumors on families and communities.

Together, advocates are working toward a future where early detection, better treatments, and, ultimately, a cure for pediatric brain tumors can become a reality. Whether you’re rallying support in your community or meeting with legislators to push for essential changes, your involvement can help make a significant difference in the lives of children and families affected by this deadly disease.