CURE Childhood Cancer Revenue and Competitors

CURE Childhood Cancer is a non-profit organization dedicated to curing childhood cancer and serving patients and their families as they journey through childhood cancer. CURE got its start in 1975 when Dr. Abdel Ragab, Atlanta’s only pediatric oncologist at the time, gathered together a group of parents of childhood cancer patients to raise money to further pediatric oncology research and establish a support network for families facing childhood cancer. Since that time, CURE has made significant contributions in the advance toward curing childhood cancer and has also provided critical support to thousands of families and children battling childhood cancer. As an organization, we are committed to transparency, accountability, and efficiency. As such, CURE Childhood Cancer has been given Charity Navigator's coveted 4-star rating for 10 consecutive years. Only 1% of charities have received at least 10 consecutive 4-star evaluations. CURE fills a vital role in our local community, but CURE’s reach goes far beyond, advancing research that has the potential for widespread application in the quest to cure childhood cancer. As a result of funding by CURE, new therapies and drugs continue to be tested, and collaborations formed which continue to make headway in the battle against childhood cancer and ultimately finding a cure.