After losing their son to cancer, parents support Kinder Children’s Cancer Center After Brian and Angie Perry lost their son, Ethan, to T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma, they began advocating for other pediatric cancer patients and their families. Here’s why they’re excited about the launch of Kinder Children’s Cancer Center and what it means for the future of childhood cancer treatment.

After losing their son Ethan to cancer, Angie and Brian Perry are turning grief into hope.

They’re supporting Kinder Children’s Cancer Center, a joint venture of UT MD Anderson and Texas Children’s to end childhood cancer.

Read their story: #EndChildhoodCancer #UTMDAnderson_TexasChildrens

How MD Anderson and Texas Children’s made plans to build a $1 billion pediatric cancer hospital—one of the world’s largest - The Cancer Letter The windows down the hall from the operating room scrub sinks at MD Anderson Cancer Center look out at the tower of Texas Children’s Hospital. Years ago, long before he became MD Anderson’s president,...

From the day Peter WT Pisters, M.D., became president of UT MD Anderson nearly eight years ago, he wanted to do something “really big for pediatric cancer.” Read how that dream is becoming a reality with the launch of Kinder Children’s Cancer Center. #UTMDAnderson_TexasChildrens #EndChildhoodCancer

As UT MD Anderson and Texas Children’s Hospital work together to launch Kinder Children’s Cancer Center in early 2026, we’re focused on a single mission: to #EndChildhoodCancer.

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$150M Gift Launches Kinder Children’s Cancer Center Historic donation unites UT MD Anderson Cancer Center and Texas Children’s Hospital under one new world-class center created to end childhood cancer.

Thanks to a transformational $150 million gift from Kinder Foundation, we announce the launch of Kinder Children’s Cancer Center. This joint venture of UT MD Anderson and Texas Children’s Hospital has a single mission: to #EndChildhoodCancer. bit.ly/3F2BH27 #UTMDAnderson_TexasChildrens