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Your generosity on GivingTuesday is fueling the next victory over cancer
In 2012, GivingTuesday was created with one simple goal: encourage generosity and collective giving. What was once a small experiment in communal impact is now a worldwide movement comprised of donors who support causes close to their hearts.
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Stephen B. Farber & Deirdre E. Curley make $1 million gift to honor family legacy
Longtime Dana-Farber Cancer Institute supporters Trustee Stephen B. Farber and his wife Deirdre E. Curley made a $1 million gift to the Ellen Farber Schmidt Fund, which provides unrestricted support to Dana-Farber.
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AACR grants support sarcoma, renal cell carcinoma, and cancer biology research
The American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) recently awarded $580,000 to three Dana-Farber physician-scientists who are investigating new methods of prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of various types of cancers. As the first cancer research organization dedicated to preventing and curing cancer, AACR is a long-standing partner in Dana-Farber’s mission to defy cancer.
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Cookies for Kids’ Cancer funds groundbreaking Dana-Farber pediatric cancer research
Cookies for Kids’ Cancer has awarded two grants totaling $600,000 to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to support groundbreaking pediatric cancer research.
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Ben and Catherine Ivy Foundation helps advance glioblastoma research
The Ben and Catherine Ivy Foundation has awarded $524,081 to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to advance novel immunotherapy approaches to treat glioblastoma.
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METAvivor advances metastatic breast cancer research
METAvivor has awarded three grants totaling $850,000 to advance metastatic breast cancer research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
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Massachusetts Life Sciences Center fuels advances in immunotherapy and workforce development
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute has received nearly $800,000 in support from the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center (MLSC) to advance cancer research and workforce development.
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Rally Foundation supports bold pediatric cancer research
Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research recently awarded $450,000 in grants to four Dana-Farber researchers developing innovative treatments for pediatric cancer.
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Chubb gift advances ctDNA research for cancer detection and therapies
With a $750,000 gift, Patricia and Steve Chubb established The Alice Fund to support Parsons’ research into ctDNA and her lab’s efforts to develop technologies to overcome current limitations.
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Melanoma Research Alliance advances personalized immunotherapies
A $900,000 Team Science grant will advance collaboration and innovation in immunotherapies for melanoma at Dana-Farber.
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