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Our mission is to improve the experience, outcomes, and survival of teens and young adults with cancer by providing facilities and programs designed especially for them in hospitals throughout the USA.

To significantly increase the number of people who can survive a cancer diagnosis and improve cancer care through increased investment in patient focused, clinically linked, cancer research.

Wichita Cancer Foundation's mission is to ensure patients keep their health insurance while receiving medical care and treatment following a cancer diagnosis. The Foundation provides direct financial assistance for cancer patients in the form of health insurance premium payments.

At Lazarex Cancer Foundation, we strive to improve cancer health outcomes, FDA cancer clinical trial diversity and enrollment, and patient access to care by providing assistance with clinical trial navigation, reimbursing trial related travel costs, and partnering with at-risk communities to mobilize resources.

The mission of the Kay Yow Cancer Fund is to raise money for life saving cancer research, underserved programs that provide access to quality cancer healthcare and unite people in the fight against all cancers affecting women.

Established in 2011, the Michigan Ovarian Cancer Alliance strives to save lives by promoting the early detection of ovarian cancer and improved treatment outcomes. MIOCA raises awareness of ovarian cancer, provides resources and support to survivors and their families, advocates both locally and federally, educates Michigan communities, and funds innovative ovarian cancer research.

The mission of Cannonball Kids’ cancer Foundation (CKc) is to fund innovative, accessible research for children fighting cancer to provide better treatments and quality of life, and to educate for change. Our vision is to find cures for all childhood cancers. Pediatric cancer is the number one killer by disease of children. For kids fighting cancer, only four new treatments have been approved by the FDA in the past 40 years. Forty years! This is unacceptable. Funding new, innovative research is the only solution. The life-saving trials our children need are largely funded by individuals who donate to organizations like CKc. Our foundation is committed to seeking and funding novel research that will truly move the needle in pediatric cancer treatment options. You CAN make a difference with CKc. Thank you!

To achieve medical and scientific advances in pediatric cancer care, with an emphasis in multidisciplinary research aimed at improving and implementing diagnostic, prognostic and treatment alternatives for pediatric cancer patients, while teaching and training other health care workers in these alternatives.

We work together to prevent and educate, support and giving help to patients and families, and financing research projects in cancer. We lead the effort of Spanish society to battle against cancer, helping both patients and relatives and trying to aminorize disease's impact.

To reduce the burden of human cancer, research conducted at the Institute for Cancer Research of Fox Chase Cancer Center for over eight decades has led to ground-breaking discoveries affecting science and medicine today. Current research programs are wide-ranging and include gene expression; molecular aspects of oncogenesis; viral molecular biology and pathogenesis; molecular structure and function analysis; pharmacology and therapeutics; regulation and development of the immune system; cell-cycle control; and human genetics. Opportunities are available for postdoctoral fellowships and graduate training and for professionals interested in developing technology-based business relationships or partnerships with Fox Chase.

Breast Cancer Action Montreal (BCAM) is a non-profit activist/advocacy group directed by women who have been sensitized to the trauma of breast cancer (affecting themselves or someone close to them) and who are committed — long-term — to erasing the disease. The focus of breast cancer research must move beyond its current emphasis on treatment to also embrace a serious search for the causes of the disease and its prevention. BCAM promotes and supports the adoption of the Precautionary Principle as a guideline for action. The Precautionary Principle is a safety-first premise that states that, when there are reasonable scientific grounds for believing a process or product may not be safe, even when cause-and-effect relationships are not fully understood, preventive action must be taken.

The Esophageal Cancer Education Foundation (ECEF) is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization founded in 2003 by Bart Frazzitta, an esophageal cancer survivor, and his wife Ginny. ECEF has 3 main Missions: 1. To raise awareness and educate the public and medical community about this disease. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQ4qFYq3rSg 2. To walk the journey with patients who have this disease. We have conference call support groups for patietns who have undergone the esophagectomy surgery 3. To support research projects in search of an early warning test for this disease and a cure of this disease. Over 90% of the revenue we received, verified by our Audited Financial Statement, goes to research and patient programs