About Us

​Founded by a team of high school students in Chicago, Illinois, the BioAdvocacy Project aims to raise money towards clinical trials to cure Ewing’s Sarcoma in children and adolescents. We work with specialized research groups and medical professionals to directly fund trials for a new immunotherapy. While government funding for research seems easily attainable due to the prevalence of numerous fatal diseases, this notion is furthest from the truth. Now, more than ever, research labs are denied sufficient funding to operate and undergo clinical trials. Groups researching rare diseases—such as Ewing’s Sarcoma—predominantly suffer. Trials are costly, and such financial burdens limit advancements in medicine. This is why the BioAdvocacy Project was created: to bring attention to the financial obstacles that research groups face and to accelerate medical breakthroughs.