March 20, 2026 - The Children's Brain Tumor Project will be hosting its annual Family Council Meeting on Thursday, May 28. If you have been impacted by a pediatric brain tumor diagnosis and interested in research updates, we hope you will join us!
December 3, 2025 - Peer-to-Peer support group is now available to teens and young adults facing surgery after a brain or spinal cord tumor diagnosis.
As 2025 comes to a close, our annual "Light up the Lab" fundraising campaign aims to raise $100,000 in support of the research underway at the Children's Brain Tumor Project lab.
Donate in Memory of Kai Brown Coley Kai is the epitome of love and joy and everything that is good in this world. He would brighten the day of anyone who crossed his path, with his beautiful smile, contagious laugh, or a simple wave. We will never understand why he got
Donate in Memory of Emma Emma Marquez tragically passed away from a DIPG brain tumor on February 3, 2016. To celebrate what would have been her milestone “Sweet Sixteen”, her family would like to support the research underway at the Children's Brain Tumor Project in his memory to help cure more children
March 8, 2023 - The Children's Brain Tumor Project will be hosting its annual Family Council Meeting on Thursday, May 2. If you have been impacted by a pediatric brain tumor diagnosis and interested in research updates, we hope you will join us!
As 2024 comes to a close, we’re asking all of our supporters to remember those children who they hold so close to their hearts, and to help us light up the lab by paying tribute to them with a year-end, tax-deductible contribution.
ELECTRONIC PRESS KIT FOR NO LAUGHING MATTER 2024
November 12, 2024 - Prepare for a memorable evening at a new gala event space, Cipriani Wall Street. This event unites celebrities and supporters of the Cristian Rivera Foundation to raise funds for Dr. Mark Souweidane's research into DIPG..
MARCH 9, 2024 - Dr. Mark Souweidane and John Rivera, founder of the Cristian Rivera foundation, appear on "Good Day Street Talk" to raise awareness for DIPG, a deadly pediatric brain tumor.
