Meetings and 
Events

This annual online event is designed specifically for patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers to hear directly from top specialists about glioblastoma (GBM) and recurrent glioblastoma (rGBM) treatment options, including clinical trials, devices, diagnostics, and more.

The 2026 National HOPE Award will be presented at this event.

This online event enabled members of the Primary Central Nervous System Lymphoma (PCNSL) community to hear directly from top experts in the neuro-oncology field about new research, clinical trials, specialists, treatments, diagnostics, support, and more.

This meeting provided a forum for leading health care professionals to present the treatment options available to brain cancer patients and to foster connections with health care providers in this space. The following meeting materials are available for your review.

This meeting provided a forum for leading health care professionals to present the treatment options available to brain cancer patients and to foster connections with health care providers in this space. The following meeting materials are available for your review.

This meeting provided a forum for leading health care professionals to present the treatment options available to brain cancer patients and to foster connections with health care providers in this space. The following meeting materials are available for your review.

This meeting provided a forum for leading health care professionals to present the treatment options available to brain cancer patients and to foster connections with health care providers in this space. The following meeting materials are available for your review.

This meeting provided a forum for leading health care professionals to present the treatment options available to brain cancer patients and to foster connections with health care providers in this space. The following meeting materials are available for your review.

This meeting provided a forum for leading health care professionals to present the treatment options available to brain cancer patients and to foster connections with health care providers in this space. The following meeting materials are available for your review.

This meeting provided a forum for leading health care professionals to present the treatment options available to brain cancer patients and to foster connections with health care providers in this space. The following meeting materials are available for your review.

Adopting healthy lifestyle changes can help patients to improve their quality of life as they cope with the side effects of brain tumor treatments. This webinar will explore evidence-supported lifestyle and dietary therapies to promoted physical and mental wellbeing.

Children's Brain Tumor Foundation has developed a series of Support Group Events in the month of March to address the needs of various patients, family members, and caregivers. Support Groups are a wonderful way to find not only support, but also, get questions answered, genuine understanding, and much, much more.

This Giving Tuesday YOU can make a difference in the life of a Brain Tumor Patient by helping us extend our reach to patients that desperately need to connect to others that have walked this journey, specialists that advance the science, and the support team that is with them all the way. EVERY dollar makes a difference!

This meeting provided a forum for leading health care professionals to present the treatment options available to brain cancer patients and to foster connections with health care providers in this space. The following meeting materials are available for your review.

The first Head for the Cure 5K was held in Kansas City in 2003. Since then, more than 125,000 people have joined our efforts to defeat brain cancer step by step! In addition, over 30,000 donors have supported our 5K participants. Together we have raised over $20 million in our fight against brain cancer!

This years Seattle Event will be held at Marymoor Park in Redmond, WA. 

On July 19, we will come together for the annual Glioblastoma Awareness Day (#GBMDay) and raise the national consciousness about everyone’s stake in finding a cure. Join us to honor GBM patients, families, and caregivers, as well as recognize the tireless work of researchers and medical providers.

Initially introduced to the Senate in 2018 by a bipartisan group of U.S. senators in response to the death of Senator John McCain, GBM Day is dedicated to increasing general awareness of Glioblastoma, which accounts for almost half of all cancerous brain tumors in adults*.

Donate to support GBM research funding below.