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01/18 Deadline Extended for 2012 CFCF-AACR Grants for Carcinoid Tumor and Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumor Research

Attention, Carcinoid and Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumor Researchers:

The Caring for Carcinoid Foundation (CFCF) and the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) are seeking investigators pursuing innovative ideas and approaches that have a direct application and relevance to carcinoid cancer or pancreatic neuroendocrine cancer. Researchers currently in the field, as well as investigators with experience in other areas of cancer research, are encouraged to apply by February 1. Click here for a statement from the AACR.

01/09 Spreading Awareness of Neuroendocrine Cancers on CBS Boston Radio

CFCF's Executive Director Lauren Erb and neuroendocrine cancer patient Pam Ter Gast speak out on behalf of the neuroendocrine community on the Jordan Rich Show on WBZ Radio.

01/08 Spotlight on Team CFCF: Dennis Howie and Melanie Matyi
When her AP English teacher suddenly left school to have surgery for his pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor, Philadelphia 10th grader Melanie Matyi rallied her community to show their support. Read on for more about Melanie's efforts.
01/01 WE DID IT!

Thanks to the support of our generous donors, Campaign ACCELERATE was an overwhelming success.

Here was the challenge: if we raised $125,000 in individual gifts between November 10 and December 31, a generous supporter would donate $250,000. We are thrilled to let you know that thanks to the generosity of each and every donor, we raised $195,794!

 

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Each year, thousands of cyclists team up with friends, family and coworkers in the ride against cancer during the Cycle for Survival. This indoor team cycling challenge raises money in support of research on rare cancers at Memorial Sloan-Kettering.

The Caring for Carcinoid Foundation is pleased to participate in the Los Angeles Marathon and 5K, and we hope you'll join us as we run (and walk) to a cure! Thanks to the generosity of our Board of Directors and corporate sponsors, 100% of every dollar goes to cutting-edge neuroendocrine cancer research.

The Caring for Carcinoid Foundation (CFCF) is dedicated to empowering patients and equipping them with a comprehensive understanding of treatment options so that patients can make the best informed decision when deciding their care. In the spirit of empowering patients, CFCF is pleased to bring together our extensive community of patients, loved ones, medical professionals, and supporters for a Patient Education Conference at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.

Join CFCF team captain Jan Peine for the 7th annual SCOPE 5K run/walk and kids 1K run/walk (for ages 12 and younger). Bring the whole family for the post-race party, featuring games, puppet shows, music, food and more! Every dollar raised by Team CFCF will fund vital neuroendocrine cancer research at MD Anderson.

Join in the fun at the largest day of road racing in Kentucky history! The newly revamped course includes running through historic Churchill Downs and the largest Victorian neighborhood in the U.S., as well as running past Louisville Slugger Museum, Museum Row and the University of Louisville.

With 50 local bands playing live on 28 entertainment stages, the Country Music Marathon will rock Nashville in a city-wide party. Jazz, country, rock ‘n’ roll, swing and more will pulsate the course and get you to the finish line.

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The passing of Steve Jobs is a powerful reminder of the need for funding for research to find a cure for Pancreatic Neuroendocrine and other neuroendocrine cancers.