A child-founded movement for pancreatic cancer
Small acts can move a mission forward.
What began with one child’s lemonade stand for her dad is growing into a community effort to support pancreatic cancer research and bring more people into the fight.
Every age. Every community. Every cup counts.
It started with a stand. It grows with all of us.Our purpose
Love started the movement. Research gives it direction.
Little Cups Big Hearts Foundation brings families, students, organizations, and donors together to raise awareness and support pancreatic cancer research. Our signature stands make it simple to take part. Gifts and partnerships help us pursue lasting impact beyond any one event.
Read our story →Choose your place in the movement
There is more than one way to help.
Family & individual
A neighborhood stand, with a practical kit and a direct way to give.
Plan a stand →02Community organization
Churches, banks, grocery stores, schools, and local teams.
Plan a stand →03Fraternity & sorority
A chapter-led campus stand with materials built for Greek life.
Plan a stand →04Major donor & partner
Sponsorship, workplace campaigns, and longer-term collaboration.
Explore partnership →Measured with care
Real work. Clear reporting.
Our foundation reports $15,000 raised to date. We will update this figure as donations and other giving channels are reconciled.
How we measure impact →Raised to date
$15,000Foundation-reported total as of September 24, 2026.
This figure has not been independently audited.Founding college chapter
Kappa Delta Rho at Franklin College
The Epsilon Chapter in Indiana is helping establish a model for future fraternity and sorority stands. The brothers held their first campus stand in September and are planning another event for October 2.
In the news
Stories that carry the mission forward.
Accountability
Trust is built in the details.
We distinguish money raised from money granted, date our reporting, and explain funding decisions. Board-approved impact and financial reports will be added as they are available.
Meet the board →