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Little p Project, furthering the fight against pediatric soft tissue sarcoma.

Little p Project

Parker, affectionately known as "Little p," had a remarkable ability to find the beauty in the ordinary and to care deeply for others.

Despite a daunting cancer diagnosis, Parker showed unfathomable courage and resilience over years of treatment, surgeries, radiation, chemotherapy, and hospital stays. 

 

Tragically, in the spring of 2022, Parker passed away.

Parker's radiant life and unimaginable death underscore the urgent need to modernize pediatric oncology and improve outcomes for young cancer patients.

Little p Project honors Parker's memory by joining us together to advocate for better research, treatments, and support for all children fighting cancer.

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Our Mission

Little P Project is dedicated to funding research and advancing treatments for this devastating disease.

Funds raised are used to further pediatric sarcoma research and assist in facilitating key studies. In addition, Little p Project helps families in need fighting this disease.

Every donation brings us one step closer to finding a cure and saving lives.

Together, we can make a difference.

With Your Help

Thanks to your generosity and in partnership with Children's Oncology Group, Little p Project funded  a $100,000 pediatric cancer research grant in 2023. 

​​In  2024, Little p Project directed $100,000 towards a study on DNA methylation and other genomic features in pediatric undifferentiated/unclassified soft tissue sarcomas, as well as a second $100,000 research grant in 2025. 

 

- Meijie Tian, PhD

"We are very grateful for the support from the Little p Project. We are deeply saddened and inspired by Parker’s story, which motivates us to search for novel effective therapies for cancer patients like Parker. We hope to translate our findings to the clinic rapidly and to improve outcomes for patients with high-risk sarcomas and other cancers."

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