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Cancer League Research Grants Program
About the Cancer Research Program
Research Grants Awarded
To Apply for Research Grants, submit these application forms:
Research Grant Application Summary as Word file
Research Grant Application Summary as PDF
Research Grant Application Form
as Word file
Research Grant Application Form as PDF
Clinical Research Grant Application Form
as Word file
Clinical Research Grant Application Form as PDF
NIH form
398 and example for biographical sketches
Research Support
form
Budget
Research Grant Application
Cancer League of Colorado, Inc. grants are made possible by the fund
raising efforts of the membership. The purpose of the League's
Cancer Research Grants Program is to support exceptional research
projects that will help lead to the conquest of cancer.
Research Grants awarded
Grant applications in the proper form
must be received by March 14, 2012. Any
application received after this date
will not be accepted.
Projects in laboratory, clinical, or cancer control research will be
considered for funding. Particular emphasis will be placed on
support of independent junior investigators, post-doctoral and research
fellows (M.D. or Ph.D. certified), and pilot studies that will become
eligible for further funding through conventional support mechanisms.
High quality collaborative projects will be considered. Emphasis
will be placed on those projects that explore highly innovative,
unconventional or high-risk approaches to the cancer problem, and
projects with special significance to cancer in Colorado.
APPLICATIONS
The Cancer League of Colorado Cancer
Research Grant Application forms must be
utilized for all applications to be
considered for funding.
Both the Principal Investigator and an
Institutional Official authorized to
accept responsibility for administration
of the grant must sign the face page
signifying their assurance that they
will abide by the requirements of the
Cancer League of Colorado and this
program. In the case of a
fellowship, the Fellow must write the
proposal and the signature of the Mentor
is also required.
ELIGIBILITYScientists and clinicians of
non-profit research, medical service and
educational institutions located in the
State of Colorado are eligible to apply
for grants. Educational
institution members must have faculty
status or a mentor with faculty status.
Research projects, which have been
previously funded by another agency, may
be eligible for grants from the Cancer
League of Colorado if adequate
justification is provided. Each
Principal Investigator or head of a
laboratory is limited to one application
per year. |
Did you know that each dollar donated to Cancer League research generates
another $20 in funding?
