
Our Mission
"The Tucker Haas Foundation supports childhood cancer patients and survivors in navigating life through and beyond cancer through meaningful experiences, peer mentorship, and life skills development opportunities."
Our Story
The Tucker Haas Foundation was founded by Tucker Haas, a four-time childhood cancer survivor who understands firsthand the challenges that come with a cancer diagnosis and the journey that follows.
Diagnosed with a rare form of cancer at just two years old, Tucker spent much of his early childhood undergoing extensive treatments, including chemotherapy, radiation, surgeries, and a stem cell transplant. While cancer shaped many chapters of his life, it also showed him the incredible impact of support, community, and hope.
After years of overcoming challenges and embracing his own story, Tucker created the foundation to help others facing similar experiences. Inspired by the people who supported him throughout his journey, the Tucker Haas Foundation was built on the belief that no one should have to navigate life through and beyond cancer alone.
Why We Exist
A cancer diagnosis impacts much more than physical health. It can affect friendships, confidence, education, personal growth, and future opportunities.
While treatment may come to an end, the challenges and opportunities that follow can last a lifetime. The Tucker Haas Foundation exists to help bridge that gap by creating opportunities for connection, support, and growth for childhood cancer patients and survivors.
How We Create Impact
Creating meaningful opportunities for childhood cancer patients, survivors, and families to build memories, strengthen relationships, and experience the joy of community.
Connecting survivors through friendship, encouragement, and shared experiences that foster support and lasting connections.
Providing opportunities that help survivors pursue their goals, discover their passions, and build confidence through education, sports, music, leadership, and personal growth.









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