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Help me raise money for live-saving breast cancer research in Alabama!
Join me in supporting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama today.
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Join me in funding research and saving lives. Help give hope to breast cancer patients and survivors with a gift to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama.
Just a small donation will go a long way to helping me meet my fundraising goal for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama and Pink Up The Pace!
About the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama
- Founded in 1996, the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama’s mission is to help find a cure for breast cancer by funding promising breast cancer research in Alabama and raising community awareness and funding for that research.
- The Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama invests a comprehensive approach to battling breast cancer by funding collaborative and innovative research to help diagnose, treat, prevent, and eradicate the disease.
- With community support, BCRFA has invested over $11 million in life-saving breast cancer research and treatments across Alabama since our founding in 1996. Most recently, in January 2021, we awarded $1.05 million to our grantee partners, including the O’Neal Comprehensive Cancer Center at UAB (Birmingham, AL), Southern Research (Birmingham, AL), Auburn University (Auburn, AL), Mitchell Cancer Center at University of South Alabama (Mobile, AL), and others. All funding stays in Alabama, but the impact is worldwide.
- The BCRFA’s locally focused grant dollars are seed funding for the most promising and innovative ideas, helping researchers secure the necessary data to successfully apply for larger grants from national funders like the National Institute of Health. On average, BCRFA funds have a 14:1 return on investment.