Join Us in the Fight Against Pediatric Brain Cancer!

Our Mission

“Understanding the devastating effects of pediatric brain cancer, Aidan’s Avengers™ strive to raise awareness and funding for research programs that focus on pediatric brain tumors with an emphasis on DIPG and to provide financial assistance for families affected by pediatric brain cancer.”

Brain tumors are now the most common cancer and cause of cancer-related death in children less than 15 years of age. They are the most common solid tumor in children – accounting for approximately 25% of all childhood cancers.

Diffuse intrinsic pontine gliomas (DIPG) are the most common brainstem tumors in children, representing approximately 75-80% of all pediatric brainstem tumors.

ShamRockin' for a Cure

Saturday, March 15, 2025 • 6-10 pm

Grab your green and Join us for a St. Patrick’s Day! Help us to reach the Pot of Gold – the CURE – at the End of the Rainbow!

10th Annual Golf Tournament

Saturday, May 17, 2025 • 9AM

We’re TEE’d Off and doin’ it FORE the KIDS. Join us for a day of golf, lunch, raffles, dinner, and prizes while we fight Pediatric Brain Cancer.

DIPG Collaborative Foundational Partner

 

Aidan’s Avengers™ is a proud member of the DIPG Collaborative.  Being a member allows us access to resources such as a medical review board who will ensure we are funding the newest and most cutting edge research programs.

Aidan’s Avengers™ contributes to the programs recommended by the collaborative and also to local families of children currently battling.

What is the DIPG Collaborative?

The DIPG Collaborative is a collection of foundations with the shared mission of efficiently funding and inspiring Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma cancer research with the belief that through a cure for DIPG  significant advances in other cancer research will be made.

There are many ways you can help in the fight against Pediatric Brain Cancer.

May 17th National DIPG Awareness Day in PA

"Many experts believe that the information we gain from a cure to pediatric brain cancer may provide us critical advances in other forms of cancer, both adult and pediatric."

– The Cure Starts Now Medical Advisors