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Let’s get better together.

Join us in the fight against pediatric cancer.
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About 1 in 285 children in the U.S. will be diagnosed with cancer before their 20th birthday. That’s around 43 kids diagnosed with cancer per day.
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The most common types of childhood cancer include leukemias, brain tumors, lymphomas, and solid tumors such as neuroblastoma and Wilms tumor.
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About 40,000 children undergo cancer treatments every year 4 out of 5 children survive cancer. Let’s make it 5 out of 5.

Hope comes standard with every new Hyundai.

Every new Hyundai purchase over the past 27 years has brought hope to a child living with pediatric cancer. That’s because for every new vehicle purchased, a donation has been made to Hyundai Hope on Wheels.

 

Our core principles

What keeps us going is at our core.

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We care about, respect and love the children, doctors, researchers and the families of our community.
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We bring hope to children and families suffering from pediatric cancer.
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We continuously support research to find treatments and are a leader in promotion and advocacy for the eradication of pediatric cancer.

Hope on Wheels research grants:

 

Bridge 2k Grant:

 

$150,000, a 1-year award
 

Hyundai Scholar Hope Grant

 

$400,000, a 2-year award

 

Hyundai Young Investigator Grant


 

$250,000, a 2-year award

 

Hyundai Impact Grant


 

$100,000, an annual award

 

Dealers who care.

Finding a way to help children in need is something we can all get behind. What started as a small group of dealers now spans the nation with over 830 dealers lending their support to families fighting this disease.

 

Hyundai Hope on Wheels

 

“Hope is how we survived treatment and cancer. We want to share our stories to bring hope to other kids with cancer.”

National youth ambassadors Emmy Cole and Jackson Trinh.

 

At 2 years old, Emmy faced off against High-Risk Neuroblastoma. After 18 months of treatments and many nights in the hospital, she’s been in remission for six years. “My family went through a lot when I was sick. It changed how we see things, but we learned to find happiness even in the hardest moments... Hope guided me through the toughest parts of my cancer journey.”

 

Emmy Cole

At 7 years old, Jackson discovered he had Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. After over two years of treatment, he went into remission in January 2024. “Even though cancer can be tough, you can still work toward your dreams and do amazing things… even when things are hard, there’s always something to smile about.”

 

Jackson Trinh

Where Hope on Wheels touches ground so kids can rise above.

In hospitals across the nation, scores of dedicated and driven researchers are doing the hard work it takes to bring hope to children living with pediatric cancer. Hope on Wheels is proud to fund these Children’s Oncology Group member institutions with research grants in three categories.

 

Translational Research

 

27 competitively selected 2024 Hyundai Scholar Hope Grant winners, each granted $400,000 funding for two years

 

Innovative research

 

14 competitively selected 2024 Hyundai Young Investigators Grant winners, each granted $250,000 funding for two years

 

Impact research

 

50 2024 Impact Grant winners, each granted $100,000 funding for research

 

More giving

With so many great causes, we are more than happy to contribute our time, energy and skills to making our community—and the world—a better place.

 

Hyundai boosts STEM education in Coastal Georgia.

Hyundai continues to invest in Coastal Georgia’s educational sector with science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) initiatives, including: a Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) FoundationSM partnership to deliver Pre-kindergarten-12th grade STEM education; H2GP (Horizon Hydrogen Grand Prix) Foundation partnership to bring Hyundai Hydrogen STEM and RC (Remote Control) Programs to middle and high school students; and $25,000 toward STEM scholarships at Georgia Southern University.

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Hyundai celebrates International Women’s Day with a women in STEM scholarship.

Hyundai Motor America celebrates International Women’s Day with its fifth annual Hyundai Women in STEM Scholarship. In September, five female STEM students will receive a scholarship in the amount of $10,000 each. Since 2020, Hyundai has donated $250,000 to help close the gender gap in STEM fields such as engineering, mobility and autonomous driving.

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Hyundai sponsors Bryan County High School Hydrogen RC Race program.

Hyundai partnered with the H2GP Foundation, sponsoring 16 teams in the inaugural Georgia Hydrogen Grand Prix as part of the Hyundai RC Program. Students were able to design, build, and race hydrogen-powered RC cars, learning essential skills and knowledge in engineering, renewable energy, and automotive technology.

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FAQ

Yes, when you make an independent charitable donation to cancer research through Hyundai Hope on Wheels, it will be tax deductible. Donate online at https://hyundaihopeonwheels.org/donate/ or send a check to: Hyundai Hope on Wheels, 10550 Talbert Ave, Fountain Valley, CA 92708.

 

Increased detection, coding changes, and changing risk factors may play a role in the recorded uptick of childhood cancers. According to the National Cancer Institute, other types of environmental exposures have also been linked to the rise in pediatric cancers.

 

Some childhood cancers may have outside causes like radiation exposure, and others may have causes that have not yet been found. But many are likely to be the result of random events that sometimes happen inside a cell, without having an outside cause.

 

Childhood cancer is considered rare, with about 15,000 cases diagnosed annually in the United States in people under 20 years old. This corresponds to an incidence rate of 15.3 per 100,000 per year, or roughly 1 in 6,500 children and adolescents. However, the incidence rate varies by age, with children under 5 and those ages 15 to 19 experiencing the highest rates at 231 and 241 cases per million, respectively. Children ages 5 to 9 and 10 to 14 have lower rates at 127 and 158 cases per million, respectively.

 

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month (CCAM) is recognized every September by organizations, families, and individuals around the world. The goal of CCAM is to raise awareness and funds for children with cancer, their families, and those who care for them.

 

Pediatric cancer, also known as childhood cancer, is a term used to describe cancers that affect children from birth to 14 years of age, and sometimes teenagers between 15 and 19 years old. These cancers are rare and can differ from adult cancers in how they grow and spread, how they are treated, and how they respond to treatment.

Some common types of pediatric cancer include leukemia, brain and spinal cord tumors, bone and soft tissue cancers, osteosarcoma and Ewing sarcoma, lymphomas, neuroblastoma, Wilms tumor, and retinoblastoma.

 

You can donate to cancer research through Hyundai Hope on Wheels online at https://hyundaihopeonwheels.org/donate/ or send a check to: Hyundai Hope on Wheels, 10550 Talbert Ave, Fountain Valley, CA 92708. Your tax-deductible donation can make a difference in supporting this life-saving research. Hyundai Hope on Wheels and the institutions of the Children’s Oncology Group of America are working towards the day when no child ever dies from pediatric cancer.