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Sunflower GrantsThe Caring for Carcinoid Foundation (CFCF) awards Sunflower Grants to carcinoid / NET patient support groups. Introduction
The purpose of Sunflower Grants is to fund patient support programs that relate to carcinoid / NET research. Therefore, our Sunflower Grants complement the valuable activities that patient support groups pursue. We are grateful to our Board of Directors for funding Sunflower Grants. 2010 Sunflower GrantsProgram
ApplicationTo apply, complete this form and click Submit! Please Note: After you hit the Submit button, wait and do not click anything. Processing time may take several minutes depending on your connection speed. When this processing is complete, you will be automatically forwarded to our "Thank You" page. You can then return to normal browsing. Previous Sunflower GrantsThe Caring for Carcinoid Foundation is proud to award Sunflower Grants to the following Support Groups who are working hard to support carcinoid and related NET patients, their families and friends.
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Click HERE to read Nancy Lindholm's new blog.
Click HERE to read Lauren Erb's recap of CFCF's recent Research Symposium.
Click HERE to read "Living Well with Carcinoid", a nutritional guide by Jodi Newson, MS, RD, CSO.
Click HERE to read the CURE review of CFCF Board Member Carrie Host's cancer memoir, "Between Me and the River".
Click HERE to read Carrie Host's
short essay on healing, titled "The Light Side of Darkness".
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CFCF is also recruiting runners for the Marine Corps Marathon. Click HERE for details.
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