
Our Mission
The Ty Louis Campbell Foundation is a nonprofit organization that funds innovative research and clinical trials specifically geared toward the treatment of the most aggressive childhood cancers with a strong focus on brain tumors. Our mission is to help fund the intelligence and technology that will improve long-term survival rates and minimize side-effects for children diagnosed with the deadliest cancers, while helping to care for families when their child is in treatment by providing financial assistance and uplifting experiences. (EIN: 45-1858390)
Check out the latest TLC news!
12th Annual Godfather Gala
On Saturday, March 7, 2026, the Ty Louis Campbell Foundation will hold its 12th annual dinner party. Join us for an elegant evening of dining, [...]
Westlake Athletic Department Receives the 2025 Section 1 Community Service Award
Congratulations to the Westlake Athletic Department for earning the 2025 Section 1 Community Service Award for their efforts with Spirit Day. Over the past 12 [...]
CARE FOR RARE Collaborative Awards $600,000 to Advance Research in Aggressive Childhood Brain Tumors
New York, NY, Oct 1, 2025 – The CARE FOR RARE Collaborative, comprised of six pediatric cancer charities, is announcing $600,000 in funding for rare childhood [...]
Spirit Day Raises Over $100,000!
On Sunday, September 28, the Wildcats hosted its 11th - and final - Spirit Day at Westlake High School, where more than 400 athletes ranging [...]
Thirteenth Annual TYathlon Raises Over $50,000!
The weather was perfect on the early morning of Saturday, September 6 for the 13th Annual TYathlon Sprint Triathlon & 5K. Participants dove into the [...]
Bobo’s Cafe Charity Golf Outing
We are thrilled to announce that Bobo's Cafe has generously selected the Ty Louis Campbell Foundation as the beneficiary of their Annual Charity Golf Outing [...]
Thirteenth Annual TYathlon Sprint Triathlon and 5K – Registration is Open
Swim, bike and run around beautiful Lake Mahopac in support of childhood cancer research. If a sprint triathlon is not your speed, join us for [...]
Mess Fest – Kids Being Kids for Those Who Can’t
The annual Muddy Puddles Mess Fest held on Saturday, August 2, was a huge success with kids and families enjoying a host of fun activities [...]
Yellowstone Themed Governor’s Ball Raises Almost $100,000 for Pediatric Cancer Research
On Saturday, March 1, 2025, the Ty Louis Campbell (TLC) Foundation hosted its eleventh annual fundraising gala at the Hyatt Regency in Old Greenwich, Connecticut. [...]
Take a Stand for Childhood Cancer
In support of childhood cancer awareness, we encourage kids to "Take a Stand" against childhood cancer by hosting [...]
Eleventh Annual Yellowstone Governor’s Ball
On Saturday, March 1, the Ty Louis Campbell Foundation will host our eleventh annual dinner party, casino night and auction. This year’s Yellowstone country-western themed [...]
Glow Gold – Luminaries Lit in Honor of Loved Ones at the Pawling Champagne Stroll
Ty Campbell lost his life to cancer at just five years old. He should be celebrating the holidays with his family in Pawling, but this [...]
The Ty Louis Campbell (TLC) Foundation was created to raise awareness for pediatric cancer and to help fund the progress that is being made in developing more effective, less harmful treatment for a range of high-risk pediatric cancers, especially brain tumors which are both the most common and the most fatal tumors found in children.
At TLC, we support our mission with a three-tiered approach focused on fundraising, volunteerism and charitable merchandising.
(1) The Ty Louis Campbell Foundation is the core of our organization. It is the beneficiary of all fundraising, and the sole source of decision-making around all of our childhood cancer research investments. (2) The Pret*ty Store is a growing brand of awareness jewelry and other assorted charitable merchandise that directly benefit the foundation. (3) The Muddy Puddles Project celebrates kids being kids in honor of those who can’t. This national public awareness and participation campaign was inspired by Ty, who dreamed of jumping in muddy puddles when he was cured of cancer. The core of the project involves getting communities involved in hosting activities that get children outside; letting them dance in the rain, jump in the mud, play in the sand and run among the wildflowers.






























