Help kids with cancer by powering the research they need

Your gift helps real teams run better research, share data, and bring safer treatments to children.
Our mission is to stand with the most vulnerable — kids with cancer.
Hearing "your child has cancer" shatters a family's world in a moment.
Hospital days replace school, friends and normal life at home.

We exist to help change what happens next. Your support helps build better pediatric cancer studies, so doctors can make safer decisions and give children more days at home.

What we do

We organize our work in three connected lines of activity:

1. Pediatric cancer research projects
We support and help launch pediatric cancer research projects that can change how children are diagnosed, treated and followed.

2. International project office and infrastructure
We act as a project office and infrastructure partner: connecting clinics and labs, aligning teams across countries, and keeping studies on track.

3. Data and analytics to strengthen every study
We help build the data and analytic layer around each project, using modern methods and AI tools where they truly improve prediction, monitoring and decisions.
1. Idea and Data Blueprint
We start from real problems faced by children, families and doctors. Together with clinicians and scientists, we turn important questions into concrete study plans: which patients to include, what data to collect, and how each project can lead to safer, more effective care.
2. Team Assembly and Partnerships
For each project we assemble a balanced team: pediatric oncologists, lab scientists, data specialists and partners. We connect clinics and labs across countries, clarify roles and timelines, and make it easier for US investigators to work with strong sites abroad without drowning in logistics.
3. Funding and Resource Mobilization
Good ideas and strong teams need resources. We work with investigators to build clear proposals and realistic budgets for grant makers and donors, explaining what support is needed and why. This lets researchers focus on their science while we handle funding and infrastructure.
4. Study Operations and Data Flow
Once a study is funded, we help turn the plan into day-to-day reality: rolling out protocols, setting up safe data capture and keeping all partners aligned.We watch timelines, data quality and communication, so the project keeps moving and families are not left waiting for answers.
5. AI Integration and Outcome Delivery
At the end of each project, results should not disappear. We help turn findings into practical tools for clinicians, clear reports for donors, and well-documented data and models that feed our pediatric oncology AI system, so every completed study strengthens the next one for future children.

Who we are

We work through a unique international model that combines American leadership with strong clinical and laboratory teams in Central Asia. These teams use modern American research and analytical equipment installed in two thousand twenty five and include experienced pediatric oncologists and clinical investigators. This approach delivers high quality scientific work at significantly lower cost, while all activities remain directed and quality controlled from the United States. It gives our projects a rare level of scientific capability and operational efficiency.

OncoHelper AI Inc. is a US nonprofit founded by veterans with personal experience of cancer, either in their families or in their own lives.

Our founders bring more than thirty years of proven leadership in scientific and engineering projects, coupled with deep motivation to make cancer care more adaptive, smarter and faster.

We bring together seasoned clinicians, active pediatric oncologists and early-career physician-innovators. We give their ideas a clear path into real studies that can change how children with cancer are diagnosed and treated.

We welcome partners who share our mission and commitment.

Projects

Curable Hereditary Anemias in Children

Clinical and genetic cohorts that turn lifelong transfusions into realistic paths to cure.
Many children in high risk regions live with hereditary anemias that could be cured, but in practice receive only lifelong transfusions. This project builds a pediatric clinical and genetic cohort that identifies these children, clarifies their risks, and creates a clear path to risk adapted bone marrow transplantation and, over time, gene therapy.
Needed Funding:
$150,000 for 2 years

Risk-Adaptive Therapy for Pediatric Oncology

AI-supported clinical decisions for safer, more personalized pediatric oncology care.
Every child responds to cancer therapy differently. Yet today, most treatment decisions still follow standardized pathways that cannot fully capture individual risks. Our project builds an AI-supported clinical decision system that helps pediatric oncologists tailor therapy intensity to each child in real time, reducing toxicity while maintaining cure rates.
Needed Funding:
$340,000 for 3 years

Bioavailable and Functional Zinc Supplement

Plant-based zinc-peptide complex designed for better absorption, safety, and clinical impact.
This project develops and validates a next-generation zinc supplement built on peptide–zinc complexes derived from chickpea protein hydrolysates. The goal is to offer a sustainable, plant-based formulation that improves zinc absorption, reduces gastrointestinal side effects, and supports both everyday nutrition and clinical care for vulnerable groups, including children, older adults, and cancer patients.
Needed Funding:
$2,144,000 for 3 years

Our partners

We build long-term partnerships with pediatric oncology teams, research centers and clinics, as well as data and AI specialists. Together we design and run international cancer studies that give children a better chance to grow up and improve care for every patient.

Frequently asked questions

How is my donation used?
Your donation supports pediatric cancer research projects and the core infrastructure they require. We use funds for practical work such as designing and running studies, building secure data systems, and analysing results so they can change how children with cancer are diagnosed and treated. A small part covers essential administration and compliance to keep these projects safe and accountable, but overhead is kept modest and never dominates our budget. Every project we support must have a clear benefit for children with cancer, even when its findings also help improve care for adults.
Do you sell grant-writing services?
No. OncoHelper AI is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on building and running oncology research projects. We sometimes help our research partners prepare grant proposals for the projects we jointly lead, but we do not offer stand-alone, commercial grant-writing services. Donations you make support research and shared infrastructure, not a consulting business.
Are donations tax-deductible?
Yes. OncoHelper AI is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit in the United States. Donations from US taxpayers are generally tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law, and you will receive an email receipt for your records.
Can I direct my gift to a specific project?
By default, gifts go into our general fund so we can support the most urgent pediatric oncology projects and shared infrastructure. If you would like your gift to support a specific project, please check “Write us a comment” on the donation form and mention the project name; we will do our best to apply your gift accordingly.
Will I receive updates or a report?
Yes. For projects supported by your donations we send short progress updates and, once key milestones are completed, a simple summary of what was achieved and how funds were used.
Is my payment secure?
Yes. All donations are processed via DonorBox and Stripe using industry-standard encryption and security practices. We do not store your full card details on our servers.

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