Breast Cancer Research Association

Fund Research. Detect and treat cancers.

The Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) is a nonprofit organization focused on preventing and curing breast cancer through advanced research. Established in 1993 by Evelyn H. Lauder, BCRF has raised over a billion dollars, making it the largest private funder of breast cancer research globally. The organization is highly regarded for its commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and treatment options. BCRF supports more than 260 scientists from leading universities and medical institutions worldwide. Its streamlined grants program allocates significant funding to research areas such as genetic risk factors, metastatic breast cancer, personalized treatment approaches, and early detection strategies. The foundation also runs the Evelyn H. Lauder Founder's Fund, dedicated to studying the biology of metastasis. BCRF's efforts have contributed to major breakthroughs in breast cancer treatment and understanding, addressing the global impact of this disease.

Cure Brain Cancer Foundation is an Australian non-profit organization established in 2001. It serves as a leading advocate for brain cancer research, awareness, and community support. The Foundation's mission is to improve brain cancer survival rates, enhance the quality of life for those affected, and ultimately find a cure. It emphasizes the urgent need for increased research funding, as brain cancer significantly impacts children and young adults in Australia. The Foundation has committed over $30 million to brain cancer research initiatives, including a substantial contribution to the Australian Brain Cancer Mission. It also organizes community events like Walk4BrainCancer, which engages thousands of participants and raises funds for research. Through advocacy and partnerships with various organizations, the Foundation aims to bridge local and international efforts to accelerate treatment advancements and improve outcomes for brain cancer patients.