Our partners help us make a difference.

Let’s join forces!

Not Today Cancer partners with brands to help promote awareness and raise funds.

Become a Partner

IMPACT

 

2000 Toys Donated

For children at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.

190k Raised

To support pediatric cancer research.

Advocacy

NTC has partnered with the Dare To Dream project and Blood Cancer United to meet with leaders of congress to advocate for funding initiatives for pediatric cancer research and legislation to help the right care reach the kids who need it.

Malakai

Liver cancer. Transplant.

Malakai was diagnosed with liver cancer in 2019. He endured months of chemotherapy and surgery before receiving a life-saving liver transplant. Due to Malakai’s particular type of cancer and his age, much of the research to prevent side effects from the chemotherapy he was given has not been studied and tested. Malakai had perfect hearing prior to treatment. He now has permanent hearing loss and requires hearing aids. He continues to suffer from neuropathy, another long term side effects of chemo. Malakai will forever need to be monitored by a cardiologist due to a particular chemo that targets the heart as it tries to kill the cancer. This same chemo has also limited him from certain physical activities. In addition, Malakai’s immune system is permanently compromised due to the chemotherapy treatments. There will continue to be long term side effects that he will discover as he ages.

Zuza

AML (Acute Myeloid Leukemia)

Zuza was first diagnosed when she was 3 years old. She underwent years of chemotherapy and 3 bone marrow transplants in an attempt to overcome and subdue a very aggressive blood cancer. As a teenager, Zuza began documenting her cancer journey on social media. She became a star, amassing over 2 million followers who fell in love with her positive message while enduring a terrible disease.

Zuza passed away in September of 2025, shortly after her 14th birthday.

We remember and honor her with the RESILIENCE HOODIE, a project Not Today Cancer began working on with her over the summer of 2025 to raise money for pediatric cancer research. We hope she is proud of how it turned out.

Not Today Cancer + Blood Cancer United

A panel discussion with three people seated on stage, to discuss advancements in pediatric cancer research.
A group of people on stage during a presentation or panel discussion. A woman in a red blazer is speaking into a microphone, while others are seated. A large screen behind displays the title 'Funding a Cure: A Research Gathering' and logos of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and Not Today Can.
Two women standing on a red carpet, smiling and posing for a photo indoors. One woman is wearing a bright orange shirt with dark pants, and the other is dressed in a black shirt with a plaid jacket and black pants. There are chairs along the walls and a black door in the background.
Two women standing on steps outside the United States Capitol building, smiling at the camera. One woman is wearing a brown blazer and navy pants, while the other is dressed in a red jacket and checkered pants. The Capitol building with its dome and American flag is in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
Two women standing inside an office or government building with a plaque honoring Nancy Pelosi. One woman is young with long dark hair, wearing a grey blazer and red vest. The other woman is older, with dark hair and a big smile, pointing at the plaque. A flag and a door are visible in the background.

Not Today Cancer works with Blood Cancer United and other groups to advocate and educate on behalf of cancer patients and their families.

You Can Help

Donations help us continue to fund the research that saves lives.

Donate