Koenig Childhood Cancer Foundation

Founded in 2020, Koenig Childhood Cancer Foundation is a charity based in New York, United States working on health, children & youth.

Koenig Childhood Cancer Foundation (KCCF) is a non-profit founded in 2020 by childhood cancer survivor Elana Koenig, who started it at age 11 with 900 of her own savings. Based in New York, it supports children with cancer and their families across the United States and internationally. Its main activities include financial assistance for families covering medical bills, travel, lodging and living costs during treatment, and gift bag deliveries to hospitalized children. KCCF also runs an international summer camp for children with cancer, and its founder speaks publicly about her experience. The organisation reports having supported around 4,200 families and delivered over 105,000 gift bags containing 315,000 items. It works with corporate partners on sponsorships, matching gifts and employee engagement, and welcomes volunteers for Crazy Socks events, administrative support and fundraising. KCCF states it is committed to equal opportunity in its volunteer and employment practices.