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The mission of the Caring for Carcinoid Foundation (CFCF) is to discover a cure for carcinoid.  Our mission is ambitious - but achievable with your help!

CFCF depends on your support:

• to raise funds
• to raise awareness
• to raise the hopes of the carcinoid community

Your support will make a major difference.  Start helping today!

• 10 Ways to Help
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10 Ways to Help

1.  CFCF Donations

Donate online or by mail to support carcinoid research.
 

2.  CFCF Fundraising Events

Participate in our fundraising events to raise money and awareness for carcinoid.
 

3.  CFCF Sunflower Squad

Join our Sunflower Squad to raise money for carcinoid research.
 

4.  CFCF Doctor Database

Submit a patient reference to help the carcinoid community.
 

5.  CFCF Expert Interviews

Recommend an expert to inform the carcinoid community.
 

6.  CFCF Survivor Stories

Share your survivor story to inspire the carcinoid community.
 

7.  CFCF Caring Conversations

Join Caring Conversations to talk with the carcinoid community.
 

8.  CFCF E-Updates

Sign up for E-Updates to stay up-to-date on carcinoid research.
 

9.  CFCF in the Media

Create a media story to increase awareness of carcinoid research.
 

10.  CFCF Website

Recommend our website to spread the word about curing carcinoid.

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Click HERE to read Nancy Lindholm's New Blog

Click HERE to see our new Carcinoid Educational Brochure

Click HERE to see our new Neuroendocrine Tumor Educational Brochure

Click HERE to see our new patient packet describing the Clinic for Carcinoid Cancer at The Nebraska Medical Center

Click HERE to listen to our new Expert Interview with Dr. Richard Baum of Zentralklinic Bad Berka

Click HERE to see information about board member, Carrie Host's book event

CFCF Doctor Database

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