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Fighting #childhoodcancer, one cup at a time🍋 Discover ways to join the fight for better treatments & cures ↙️
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We’re excited to announce that Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation has officially surpassed $400M raised in the fight against childhood cancer! 🎉🎉🎉
It all traces back to our founder, Alex Scott, whose lemonade stand inspired a nationwide grassroots movement that’s made this progress possible since her first stand in 2000:
🍋 Funded more than 1,500 research projects across North America and Europe
🍋 In 1997, when Alex was diagnosed with cancer, survival rates for childhood cancer were just 77%. Today, they’re 85% in the U.S.
🍋 Since our first grant, FDA-approved childhood cancer treatments have increased from 18 to more than 60 today.
Thank you to every corporate partner, fundraiser, donor, event attendee and anyone who's helped deliver this incredible progress. We won’t stop until a future free of childhood cancer becomes a reality.
28 Oct 2026
Share this post to raise awareness for childhood cancer on #WorldCancerDay 🎗️
Did you know ninety percent of children diagnosed with cancer each year live in the poorest countries—the low- and middle-income countries where families earn less and have less access to critical medical infrastructure?
This World Cancer Day, we are spreading awareness about the inequities that exist for kids with cancer in countries with lower incomes and less medical infrastructure. Learn about the facts in our blog linked in bio.
04 Feb 2026
Alex believed that together, we can cure childhood cancer; a belief that’s resulted not only in a Foundation bearing her name, but in breakthroughs and cures for children fighting cancer, just like her.
Since that first stand, Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation has been able to:
🍋 Fund more than 1,000 research projects at nearly 150 institutions - developing safer, more effective treatment options for children fighting cancer
🍋 Assist thousands of children to travel for treatment - financial support for families from the Travel For Care program has helped children reach treatment options beyond their home hospital
🍋 Expand resources for families - from childhood cancer guides to empowering siblings of all ages, families have more resources than ever to navigate a diagnosis
Donate to ALSF today and you’ll help make Alex’s vision for a future free of childhood cancer for all kids come true - link in profile.
20 Dec 2022
Sometimes, the most powerful reminders of why we do this work come from the people we meet along the way. ❤️
At this year's L.A. Loves Alex’s Lemonade, Liz Scott met a young boy who proudly shared that he was cancer-free after facing neuroblastoma, the same type of cancer Alex had.
His story was a great reminder of the children and families at the heart of this community and the difference we can make when we come together.
To everyone who supported L.A. Loves Alex’s Lemonade, thank you for being part of this incredible community, honoring Alex’s legacy, and helping bring hope to families facing childhood cancer. We couldn't make this much progress in childhood cancer research without you! 🍋
06 Nov 2026
This month, we are grateful for YOU 💛
During this month of giving, we wanted to thank everyone who has supported Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation. Because of you, kids with cancer are getting closer to their cures every day.
Whether you have donated, held a lemonade stand, rallied a Million Mile team, attended a fundraising event, or brought your community together, you have been making a difference. Thanks to your support, we have surpassed more than $400 million raised in the fight against childhood cancer this year.
Your generosity has the power to turn lemons into lemonade. This month, we raise our glass (of lemonade) to you.
Thank you for helping kids with cancer, one cup at a time.🍋
01 Jan 1970
🍋✨ Get ready for a night of celebration, inspiration and community! ✨🍋
The countdown to our yearly “yellow-tie” gala supporting kids with cancer is on, and you're invited> LemonBall.org
Dancing to a live band, catered dinner and drinks, dressing up with friends and family, plus photo ops and enviable auction items – your ticket purchase gets you access to all of this and more! But most importantly, it funds research that can help kids that are fighting cancer.
Whether you're discovering our mission for the first time or have been part of the fight for years, we'd love to celebrate with you.
05 Nov 2026
Great Chefs Table: Seattle is returning for an extraordinary dining experience to the Pacific Northwest this spring! 🌆🍽️
On Thursday, March 18, guests will gather at the beautiful Lark Seattle, home to James Beard Award–winning chef John Sundstrom, for an extraordinary evening. Enjoy a multi-course meal prepared by a stellar line-up of chefs, each crafting a unique dish to create a truly special culinary experience, all in support of Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF) and its mission to end childhood cancer. 🎗️
Get your tickets now at the link in bio.
04 Nov 2026
What do you know about childhood cancer? 🎗️
Did you know that childhood cancer refers to not one disease but dozens? Did you know that childhood cancer is not the same as adult cancer?
The term childhood cancer refers to a large set of diseases that cause abnormal cell growth in the body. There are childhood cancer types that affect virtually all areas of the body.
Here are some common myths (and the facts) about childhood cancer.
Myth: Childhood cancer is the same as adult cancer.
While the names of cancer seem the same across pediatric and adult diagnoses, childhood cancers are not the same and cancer in children requires its own type of treatments, that are safe for growing bodies.
For adults, the average age at cancer diagnosis is 67 years old. The average age for a childhood cancer diagnosis is 8 years old.
Myth: Childhood cancer is rare, so it impacts less people.
The impact of childhood cancer reaches entire families. Not only does the affected child miss out on years of healthy life, but parents, siblings, and extended family members are impacted.
Over half of all families surveyed by ALSF traveled over 25 miles for treatment, impacting work schedules, finances, and home life.
Myth: All kids with cancer get chemotherapy.
Treatment depends on the type of cancer and may include surgery, radiation, immunotherapy, and targeted therapies.
Myth: When kids finish treatment they are finished with cancer.
In the United States, there are 500,000 survivors of childhood cancer. Survivors face a myriad of potential long-term side effects and are twice as likely to suffer from chronic health conditions later in life versus children without a history of cancer.
Myth: There are no drugs approved specifically for children with cancer.
Since 1950, just over 60 drugs have been approved by the FDA for children with cancer. That's the same number the FDA typically approves for adults in a single year.
Myth: There is nothing we can do to stop childhood cancer.
Everyone can make a difference! Host a lemonade stand, join The Million Mile or find another creative way to fundraise for ALSF to help kids with cancer!
📸by Ryan Kurtz, for Flashes of Hope
03 Nov 2026
🍋 Yesterday, our incredible Team Lemon runners ran 26.2 miles through all five NYC boroughs, and squeezed out something even sweeter: hope for kids with cancer! 💛
Thank you to everyone who donned a bib and crossed the finish line at the #NYCMarathon yesterday while raising funds for Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation. Team Lemon has now raised more than $100k for kids with cancer!!
You’re the zest of the best! 🏃♀️🏃♂️
Want to join the team? Learn more at teamlemon.org
02 Nov 2026
This week's featured childhood cancer hero is Katana!
Katana was a creative spirit, sharing stories and developing movies in her head with her action figures. Her imagination ran wild and her heart was big. While she passed away at just 3 from leukemia, her parents continue to raise awareness in her honor.
Read her story linked in bio.
02 Nov 2026
We love these sweet photos from @BBMAcademy! 🍋✏️
This summer, every BBMA location hosted a lemonade stand in support of Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, raising an incredible $52,000! 💛
We’re so grateful to the BBMA students, families, teachers and staff who poured their hearts into helping kids with cancer.
Your school can help make a difference too! Learn how to get involved at the link in bio.
01 Nov 2026
Here's to more treats and better treatments 🎃
These childhood cancer heroes brought the Halloween spirit to their Flashes of Hope photo shoots! Tag a friend who would love these costumes or post photos of your little hero's costumes in the comments!
Happy Halloween from Flashes of Hope 🧡
📸Photographer credits:
Don Bensman
CIA students
Dede Holman
Christine Plamnn
Kellie Carter
31 Oct 2026
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