Whip Pediatric Cancer
You want your donation to make a difference.
So do we!
How you can help
Fund groundbreaking research
Too often, kids with cancer run out of options. Most treatments were made for adults decades ago and can be brutal on growing bodies. Children deserve better.
That’s why Whip Pediatric Cancer funds cutting-edge pediatric cancer research. We’ve backed many promising trials and right now, we’re supporting a groundbreaking CAR T-cell therapy trial led by Andrew Kung at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. This approach engineers a child’s own immune cells to target cancers like Neuroblastoma, Ewing’s sarcoma, Osteosarcoma, Rhabdomyosarcoma, and other aggressive solid tumors.
We chose this trial because it offers real hope: hope for cures, safer treatments, and brighter futures. Your gift fuels this life-changing research, so no child’s life ends for lack of options.
Support quality of life initiatives
When a child is diagnosed with cancer, life turns upside down. Days fill with hospital visits, test results, and fear. That’s when Whip Pediatric Cancer steps in.
While doctors fight for their health, we fight to protect their childhood, through care packages that spark smiles, hospital visits from Jordan that fill quiet rooms with laughter, bedroom makeovers that create a safe place to dream, fulfilling wishes that remind them the world is still magical, and support that helps families breathe a little easier.
Your gift fills dark days with light, hope, and love, reminding these children they are never alone.
A letter from our CEO
If your child was diagnosed with cancer your world feel like it has stopped. Please know this.
You are not alone.
My name is Jordan Belous. When I was two, my mom was diagnosed with a rare pediatric cancer, Ewing sarcoma. Because of the amazing pediatric cancer team at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and the grace of God, she survived and I got to grow up with my mom. Through my families cancer journey, we became members of the pediatric cancer community. We met lots of children and families. I laughed with them, loved them, and unfortunately lost too many. At sixteen, I dedicated my life to funding research and bringing light to kids in the fight. We fight so your child has the same chance to live. We are here with you every step of the way.
Love,
CEO, Whip Pediatric Cancer