What The Money Does

As one of the larger donors to CureSearch, we have a desig-nated fund called The Jeffrey Pride Fund for Targeted Therapy Discovery in Childhood Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. 100% of our donations to CureSearch are divided among two critical areas that are desperately under-funded: pharmacological research of new chemotherape-utic agents, and subsidizing clinical trials so children will be able to receive new and potentially ...        more

Where Your Donations Go

With the help of Jeff's doctors, we have chosen to contribute the
funds raised to CureSearch (www.CureSearch.org) the world's largest pediatric cancer research organization and foundation. CureSearch oversees more than 90% of all the pediatric cancer research that is done in North America, Australia, New Zealand, Sweden
and the Netherlands, and writes all treatment protocols for children's chemotherapy regimens. Chicago area hospitals that are members of the Cure Search Network ...       more

Why We Got Started

Our foundation is named after a brave little boy named Jeffrey Pride. Jeff's short life was full of many loves. He loved his sisters, his friends, his dog, school, hockey, NASCAR, video games, drawing, and building models. Jeff was a hard worker, and he fought hard in his two-year battle with leukemia. Still, three days after his seventh birthday, Jeff died. In the course of his battle, his parents came to realize how under-funded cancer ...    more