The Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research is a nonprofit organization focused on funding innovative research for pediatric cancer and supporting families affected by the disease. Founded in 2005 by Dean Crowe, the foundation provides early-stage funding to promising research projects aimed at developing better treatments and cures for childhood cancers. Rally has awarded over $40.5 million in grants to 683 projects across 53 U.S. cities, 30 states, and nine countries.

Rally empowers volunteers nationwide to raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer research. The foundation advocates for increased federal funding and has a rigorous grant approval process that includes a medical advisory board and dual peer review. In 2025, Rally awarded a record $5.5 million to 75 researchers worldwide. The organization is committed to transparency and efficiency, with 93 cents of every dollar spent on mission-related programs. Its mission is to accelerate the development of safer, more effective treatments for childhood cancer through strategic funding and community engagement.