Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids

The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids is a leading nonprofit organization committed to combating tobacco use, which remains the foremost cause of preventable death globally. For over 25 years, they have tirelessly advocated for stronger tobacco policies and public health initiatives in the United States and abroad. Their efforts have resulted in significant declines in smoking rates, saving millions from the consequences of tobacco-related illnesses.

Through both the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids and the affiliated Tobacco-Free Kids Action Fund, they employ strategic communications and advocacy campaigns to educate the public and influence policy. Their initiatives range from raising the tobacco sales age to 21 to implementing comprehensive smoking bans and launching public awareness campaigns that discourage tobacco use.

Globally, they support civil society organizations tackling health crises and have helped pass tobacco control laws in 59 countries, ultimately saving 30 million lives in lower-income nations. Their mission is clear: to protect children and promote a healthier future free from tobacco's deadly grip.