Community Partners


 Children's Oncology Camping Association, Intl

COCA-I is a non-profit organization with a mission to strengthen the international community of camps for children with cancer and their families through networking, advocacy, and education. In 1982, C.O.C.A., Children's Oncology Camps of America was founded by a dozen pioneer oncology camps. The personnel from these twelve camps found the lives of children with cancer were immeasurably enhanced by camping. Noting their similar experiences, these visionary souls believed a forum should be created to share their ideas and experiences. That forum known as C.O.C.A. currently consists of 92 member camps from within the United States and Canada. In 1996, C.O.C.A. officially changes its name to Children's Oncology Camping Association, International, to incorporate the camps outside of the United States.

 SuperSibs Powered by Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation

Brothers and sisters of cancer patients often face fear, anxiety, changes in daily routines, worry, grief and even jealousy as their family is thrown into the emotional turmoil of managing a child’s cancer treatment.

SuperSibs, a program of Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, is dedicated to comforting, encouraging, and empowering siblings during their family’s battle against childhood cancer, so these children and teens can face the future with courage and hope.

 Ryan’s Case for Smiles

Ryan’s Case for Smiles® (RCFS) is a nonprofit organization devoted to helping the entire family cope with a child’s illness or injury today, while building resilience the future. While others strive to find a cure, RCFS works to improve quality of life. We provide a wide range of resources and services for every member of the family and help surround them with a community of support.

JustSibs.org is an interactive, digital experience to help teen and preteen siblings navigate and cope with the many challenges and emotions they face. Coping Boxes are filled with age appropriate items to help siblings learn positive coping strategies and give them an outlet for expression. CopingSpace.org offers research-informed information for caregivers, schools and community members. And advocacy and educational programming help caregivers, educators, healthcare personnel and community organizations better understand the family’s experience and strengthen their network of support.