Cancer Research Funding

We can't afford to stand still in the fight against cancer. We fought for something better before, and we need your help to do it again.

Cancer research requires funding to develop new treatments, improve existing therapies, and find cures for various types of cancer.  The New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research (NJCCR) serves as a vital resource for cancer research in New Jersey, ensuring that local researchers can contribute to the fight against cancer. Ask the...

Cancer research requires funding to develop new treatments, improve existing therapies, and find cures for various types of cancer.  The New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research (NJCCR) serves as a vital resource for cancer research in New Jersey, ensuring that local researchers can contribute to the fight against cancer. Ask the...

Ending cancer as we know it, for everyone, starts in Congress and sustained funding for lifesaving cancer research. Send a message to your members of Congress today and urge them to prioritize the fight against cancer.

Every major breakthrough in fighting cancer is thanks in part to federal research funding. Urge Congress to continue the fight and prioritize cancer research funding.

Investing in cancer research in New York State will help recruit the best researchers from around the world and with them the cures for the future. Please send a message to Governor Hochul today and ask her to include an investment in cancer research in her upcoming Executive Budget.

The federal government has reopened after the longest shutdown in history. Members of Congress are back at the negotiating table for their next spending bill, and your voice matters now.

We’re collecting messages of hope from advocates coast-to-coast, and we'd love to include yours. Your message will become part of a virtual display wall that inspires others and strengthens our movement.

Congress is back at work and negotiating their next spending bill. This is our chance to remind them of what matters. Urge your members of Congress to pass a spending bill that protects and increases funding for cancer research and prevention.

Congress is running out of time to pass a budget bill to continue funding the government, and funding for vital cancer research and prevention programs is at risk.