Brewing funds the cure
For Pediatric Cancer
About Rising Hope
Breweries across the country are coming together to help end childhood cancer through the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation’s Brewing Funds the Cure campaign. At the heart of the program is Rising Hope, an annual collaborative beer that gives craft breweries an opportunity to make a meaningful impact in their communities.
Country Malt Group is proud to partner with the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation by donating 100% of the ingredients for one 20 BBL batch of Rising Hope for participating breweries.
*Limited to the first 50 breweries nationwide.
2026 Recipes
Recipe 1: Rising Hope West Coast Pilsner
Recipe 2: Rising Hope East Coast Pilsner
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Looking for another way to participate?
We welcome all breweries to become a Brewing Funds the Cure Tap Handle Partner.
Participation is simple:
- Feature one of your signature beers.
- Replace your tap handle with a custom Brewing Funds the Cure tap handle (provided by NPCF).
- Donate $1 from every pint sold, or any amount you choose.
- Submit your donation online or by check.
As a national sponsor, Country Malt Group also offers ingredient discounts to breweries participating in the Brewing Funds the Cure, Tap Handle program.
The National Pediatric Cancer Foundation provides custom tap handles, promotional materials, social media content, and recognition across its marketing channels to help promote your participation.
September is Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month, and May is National Cancer Research Month – two meaningful opportunities to rally your community in support of children battling cancer. While we encourage breweries to participate during either of these months, we know every brewery has its own schedule. Whether you join us in September, May, or another time that works best for your team, every pint poured helps fund groundbreaking pediatric cancer research and brings us one step closer to ending childhood cancer.
Get connected with the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation to join the fight against childhood cancer.
