Cannonball Kids' cancer Foundation (CKc) funds innovative, accessible research for children fighting cancer — so they don't only survive, but thrive. This app puts all of it in one place.

HOME
The latest news and family stories, straight from cannonballkidscancer.org, plus what CKc has funded so far: $4.5M awarded, research in 30+ states and four countries.

IMPACT
Where the money goes, and the researchers behind it — the studies CKc funds, the grants that are open, and how a clinical trial actually gets off the ground.

EVENTS
The Gold Gala, the Ripple Effect Luncheon, Sarah's Clays, runDisney and everything in between, with tickets and details.

PEDIATRIC CANCER NEWS
A single feed of what is happening in childhood cancer: research and treatment news as it breaks, newly opened clinical trials, and the community. Search it, filter it, save what matters, and swipe away what doesn't.

NOTIFICATIONS YOU CONTROL
Choose exactly what reaches your phone. Each topic can be instant, a once-a-day digest, or off. Add keywords — a diagnosis, a treatment, a trial phase — and get told the moment something matching turns up. Set quiet hours so nothing arrives overnight, and a daily cap so you are never flooded.

GAME OVER C*NCER
The CKc podcast, with a player that keeps going while you read.

GIVE
Donate once or monthly, check whether your employer matches, start a fundraiser, or join the Champion Society. Donations open in your browser and go straight to CKc's own secure form.

No account, no sign-in, and no personal details are collected. Turning on alerts registers an anonymous code for your phone, nothing more, and it is deleted if you stop using the app.

Cannonball Kids' cancer was founded in June 2014 by Michael and Melissa Wiggins after their son Cannon was diagnosed at 20 months old with Stage IV high-risk neuroblastoma.