With your support, we are driving meaningful impact for children and families facing childhood cancer through meaningful care, research, advocacy, and youth leadership.

It all started WITH Grace.

Grace supported pediatric cancer charities before she was diagnosed with the disease herself. Diagnosed in 2018 with a rare brain tumor, she continued to give back to others even through her fight. Currently showing NED, no evidence of disease, she is determined to be the voice for kids with cancer.
Founded with a mission to support children and families facing childhood cancer, WITH Grace Initiative was inspired by Grace Eline’s courageous journey through her own battle with a rare brain tumor. Grace and her family recognized a deep need for resources, support, and advocacy for families affected by childhood cancer, and WITH Grace Initiative was born out of a desire to make a meaningful difference.

WITH Grace Initiative focuses on kindness, good vibes and providing direct aid to families, distributing care packages so no one feels alone, funding research for better treatments, advocating for awareness of the unique childhood cancer journey and inspiring youth leadership. Our programs also include a connecting support group for those affected by childhood cancer, resources and activities dedicated to bringing a smile to these families.

Grace’s personal experience, coupled with her passion for advocacy, has made WITH Grace Initiative a powerful voice in the fight against childhood cancer. Working alongside hospitals, researchers, and community leaders, we are committed to creating a future where every child has access to the support, care, and resources they deserve.

We are here to support, empower, and bring good vibes to children and families affected by childhood cancer. Thank you for joining us in this journey of hope and change. Together, we’re making a difference.

Take the initiative. Make an impact. WITH Grace.

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