The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids
Protecting kids. Saving lives. Because tobacco has killed enough.
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- Registration for #TakeDownTobacco National Day of Action is officially live! Plan and register your event to Take Down Tobacco during the days leading up to — and on — our National Day of Action on April 1, 2026.
- For every $12 the tobacco industry spends marketing its deadly products… States spend just $1 on tobacco prevention and cessation. States collect $21.7 BILLION from tobacco taxes and legal settlements – but spend only $728.6 MILLION to protect kids and help adult smokers quit.
- Tobacco tax increases are a win-win for states – a health win that will reduce tobacco use and save lives and a revenue win that can help fund tobacco prevention and other lifesaving public health programs.
- U.S. House and Senate Appropriations Committee leaders have taken a critical step to protect public health and save lives by reaching bipartisan agreement on an FY 2026 funding package that includes level funding for the CDC’s tobacco prevention and control program.
- We applaud and thank the Appropriations Committee leaders who worked to reach this agreement. We urge the House and Senate to quickly approve this legislation. It is also imperative that the Administration follow the law and spend these funds as appropriated by Congress.
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- As 2025 comes to a close, there’s still time to make a year-end, tax-deductible gift to the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids! Every donation fuels our advocacy that protects kids, saves lives and creates a healthier and more equitable future for all. Make your impact here: tobaccofreekids.org/donate
- We’re proud to present our 2025 Annual Report.
- This Giving Season, your generosity can help protect kids and save lives. Every gift fuels our work to create a healthier, more equitable future for all. Get started: tobaccofreekids.org/donate
- Philip Morris International claims they don’t market their Zyn nicotine pouches to kids, but their actions continue to show otherwise. The latest example: Zyn is being promoted through music sponsorships with Rolling Stone that no doubt appeal to young people. www.rollingstone.co.uk/music/how-zy...
- Philip Morris International claims they don’t market their Zyn nicotine pouches to kids. So why is Zyn sponsoring a Formula One race car despite F1’s well-documented efforts to expand its youth audience and F1’s partnership with youth-oriented brands like Disney, Lego and Hot Wheels?
- Thank you! Because of your generosity on Giving Tuesday, we are better equipped to fight for policies that protect kids and save lives. Your support drives meaningful change — and we’re grateful for every single contribution.
- #GivingTuesday is here! Kick off the day with a gift that helps us protect kids and save lives in the United States and around the world. No matter the amount, your contribution drives essential advocacy to create a healthier future. Give today: tobaccofreekids.org/donate
- Tomorrow’s the day! As Giving Tuesday approaches, we’re getting ready to power another year of lifesaving advocacy. Your support strengthens our fight to protect kids and save lives in the United States and around the world.
- Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃 Today and every day, we’re grateful for all our supporters and partners who work alongside us to protect kids, improve health and save lives. Together, we are creating a healthier and more equitable future for all.
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- One week to go! Giving Tuesday is almost here, and your generosity can help protect kids and save lives. Every gift — no matter the amount — fuels our work to create a healthier, more equitable future for all. Get started: tobaccofreekids.org/donate
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- The United States is tied for last in the world in the size of its health warnings on cigarette packs, according to a new international report by the Canadian Cancer Society.
- Young people are at the forefront of the fight for health justice, and their leadership is reshaping conversations about health equity.
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- Reposted by The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids@ctfkglobal.bsky.social's Global Young Ambassadors have a clear message for #COP11 delegates: our health is not for sale. As negotiations move forward, we urge leaders to keep the tobacco industry out of the room and put public health first. #FCTCSavesLives
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- Join us for the next installment of our Campaign for the Culture conversation series on November 18 at 7 PM ET!
- Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi is a truly historic figure whose far-reaching legacy includes protecting the nation’s kids from tobacco and improving the health of all Americans.
- Great news! Denver voters have delivered a resounding win for kids over the tobacco industry by upholding the city’s ordinance ending the sale of flavored tobacco products – including flavored e-cigarettes, menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars.
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- A new poll finds the American public strongly supports advertising campaigns to reduce smoking, such as the CDC’s Tips from Former Smokers campaign and the FDA’s The Real Cost campaign.
- We’re excited to announce the next installment of our #CampaignfortheCulture series — Cuts and Consequences: Current threats to tobacco control and health equity.
- The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee has taken a critical step to protect public health by approving an FY 2026 Labor-HHS-Education appropriations bill that preserves the CDC’s chronic disease prevention and health promotion programs, including the CDC’s Office on Smoking and Health.
- The FDA’s decision to authorize the sale of Juul e-cigarettes, including menthol-flavored products, risks a reversal of recent progress in reducing youth e-cigarette use.
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- We’re so proud of Agamroop Kaur, our 2022 Barrie Fiske National Youth Advocate of the Year and National Youth Ambassador! indianexpress.com/article/indi...
