Childhood Cancer License Plate Initiative
Road to a Cure
A group of cancer advocates fighting to make California the 27th state to have a childhood cancer license plate, with proceeds funding childhood cancer research.
An initiative of the Neev Kolte Foundation
Every year, nearly 16,000 children in the United States are diagnosed with cancer. Tragically, 1 in 5 will not survive.
A childhood cancer license plate would provide an additional source of much-needed funding to California researchers who are trying to find a cure and improve the quality of life for kids undergoing cancer treatment.
No child should have to suffer because of funding gaps.
Please take action today to support the creation of a childhood cancer license plate in California.
We are advocating to create a special interest license plate for childhood cancer.
Special interest license plates fund specific causes and raise up to $40M annually, which would be invaluable in making inroads towards a cure.
26 other states, including New York, Texas, Colorado, Kentucky, and Kansas, have already embraced this cause. Let’s make California the next!