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Krebsforschung Schweiz / Swiss Cancer Research

Org #31743
Vetted since 2015
1990
year founded
$67,765
raised on GlobalGiving
10
years fundraising
1
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

In existence since 1990, the Swiss Cancer Research foundation, with the help of donations, provides funding for all areas of cancer research: basic, clinical, epidemiologic, and psychosocial research. A special focus is the funding of patient-centred research projects that result as far as possible in direct patient benefit. The SCR foundation board is responsible for distributing the funds to researchers. The board's funding decisions are based on the recommendations made by the Scientific Committee, which reviews the grant applications according to clearly defined criteria. The SCR also supports the development and implementation of measures to fight cancer in Switzerland.

Project Leaders
Peggy Janich
Peggy Janich
Lisa Luscher
Lisa Luscher
Lea Gigon
Lea Gigon
Team
Peggy Janich, Markus Sallin
Organization Information
Effingerstrasse 40
Postfach
Bern, 3001
Switzerland
031 389 92 43
Organization Information
Effingerstrasse 40
Postfach
Bern, 3001
Switzerland
031 389 92 43

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

A New Path of Hope for Children with Sarcomas

By Lea Gigon | Project Leader

Sarcomas are rare but aggressive cancers that arise in supportive and connective tissues such as muscles, bones, fat, or tendons. “You can think of this tissue as the body’s... Read the full report ›

Gut Microbes as a Promising Approach in Cancer Therapy

By Lea Gigon | Project Leader

Certain gut bacteria can strengthen the immune system and, in experimental settings, slow tumor growth. The gut is a remarkably complex ecosystem composed of bacteria, fungi, and human cells. What... Read the full report ›

Improving Follow-Up Care for Children with Cancer

By Lea Gigon | Project Leader

Each year, approximately 300 children and adolescents in Switzerland are diagnosed with cancer. Thanks to major medical advances, more than 87% of them survive for at least five years. However, this... Read the full report ›
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