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Grant Opportunities
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The ASCO Cancer Foundation Grants Program offers different types of funding opportunities for oncology fellows, mentored training and career development, and professorships.
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Designed for clinical oncology researchers involved in investigative work for 5-10 years and intended to support original research in the area of breast cancer not currently funded.
Total: $450,000 over three (3) years
The 2010 ACRA Breast Applications are Now Closed
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Designed for clinical oncology researchers involved in investigative work for 5-10 years and intended to support original research in the area of colorectal cancer not currently funded.
Total: $450,000 over three (3) years
2010 ACRA in Colorectal Cancer applications are now closed
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Designed for clinical oncology researchers involved in investigative work for 5-10 years and intended to support original research in the area of sarcoma not currently funded.
Total: $450,000 over three (3) years
2010 ACRA Sarcoma Applications are Now Closed
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Intended to support community-based practices to support their efforts to enhance their clinical trials program.
2010 CORG Applications are now closed
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Intended to provide support to qualified individuals to investigate comparative effectiveness in breast cancer and to train future generations of researchers in this field.
Total: $500,000 over five (5) years
2010 CERP in Breast Cancer applications are now closed
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The ASCO Cancer Foundation® Improving Cancer Care Grant, funded by Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, is a new grant intended to support research projects related to the quality of, access to, and delivery of cancer care, with general applicability in the breast cancer arena.
The 2010 ICCG Applications are Now Closed
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Provides funding to clinical investigators who have received their initial faculty appointment to establish an independent clinical cancer research program.
Total: $200,000 over three (3) years
2010 Applications are Now Closed
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Program established to provide financial support to its State/Regional Affiliates as they seek to enhance the scope of their activities.
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Intended to support qualified individuals who are dedicated to bringing advances in basic sciences into the clinical arena and to mentoring other translational researchers.
Total: $500,000 over five (5) years
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Provides funding to promising investigators to encourage and promote quality research in clinical oncology.
Total: $50,000 over one (1) year
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“The CDA and YIA grants set the stage for young investigators to receive other peer-reviewed funding by allowing protected time for mentoring and research. These grants allow young investigators to collect preliminary data that makes them competitive for K Grants, NIH funding, and other peer-reviewed funding.” Arti Hurria, MD, 2002 YIA and 2005 CDA Winner
“The ASCO Cancer Foundation YIA grant is a key funding mechanism that has had a major indelible impact on my career!” Johann de Bono, MD, FRCP, MSc, PhD, 2001 YIA Winner |
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