Written by a parent, not a doctor. Nothing here is medical advice.
Support organization
Rally Foundation’s Family Emergency Fund provides limited help with cancer-related medical bills and basic family costs such as utilities, rent, mortgage, and transitional housing. The patient must be under 22 and currently receiving treatment for cancer or within one year of treatment. A hospital representative applies using a password-protected form, with a $500 annual cap and a $750 lifetime cap per patient. Rally Foundation's Counseling Program offers a Rally Family up to 10 sessions with licensed counseling professionals for emotional or psychological effects of childhood cancer. The first session is free, and the family pays $25 directly to the counselor for each of sessions two through 10. Individual, group, family, couples, and other therapy formats may be used by immediate family members; current public sources do not publish geographic eligibility.
Provides the family assistance described in the organization's verified program pages.
Rally Foundation’s Family Emergency Fund provides limited help with cancer-related medical bills and basic family costs such as utilities, rent, mortgage, and transitional housing. The patient must be under 22 and currently receiving.
Up to $500 a year and $750 lifetime per patient for cancer-related medical bills, mortgage, rent, transitional housing, utilities and other treatment-related costs.
Helps with: Household Bills And Cash Assistance, Medical And Insurance Costs
Where: Local rules apply
Care team must start: Yes
Help with couples counseling, family counseling, group counseling, individual counseling and other counselor-approved therapy formats.
Helps with: Practical Items And Home Help
Where: Local rules apply
Care team must start: No
Comfort items for your child during hospital cancer care. The contents aren’t published. Ask.
Helps with: Practical Items And Home Help
Where: UT, ID, WY, NV, CO, MT
Care team must start: Yes
Prepared meals brought to your hospital bedside.
Helps with: Meals And Food
Where: Local rules apply
Care team must start: Yes
Connections with the Rally community, news, stories and possible invitations to local activities for your child and your family.
Helps with: Navigation Guides And Advocacy, Wishes And Family Experiences
Where: Local rules apply
Care team must start: No
Educational Toolkit · Guide
Rally's public education pages explain childhood cancer types, including acute lymphoblastic leukemia, in family-facing language and provide related disease and treatment information without requiring registration.
Topics: acute lymphoblastic leukemia, childhood cancer types, treatment education
Organization details were last verified Aug 24, 2026. Program availability can change.
