OUR MISSION

• To provide hope,support and education to brain tumor survivors and their families
• To conquer brain tumors by funding research into their causes and cures
• To enrich the quality of life of those touched by brain tumors

         The FBTA has become a major force in the brain tumor community. We have hosted many 3 days conferences,seminars & meetings, attracting thousands of

          survivors, families & friends & health care professionals in the US & Canada. We are proud to have the most renown presenters in the brain tumor community

          travel to FBTA conferences from across the country. The next FBTA conference is Jan. 23-25,2009, West Palm [... MORE ...]

Just One More Day…
is committed to increasing awareness about diffuse intrinsic pontine gliomas, funding  research, and providing information for the families of children who are living with this type of cancer.

Visit: www.youtube.com/laafinc and www.laafinc.org/lori-erik

LAAF was founded in memory of Lori Arquilla Andersen by her mother, Linda Magiera – IL, and her sister, Lisa Dodge – FL; to fulfill her wishes of making a difference in the lives of other brain cancer patients.  We are a 501c3 not for profit public charity and donations made are tax deductible.

Lori Arquilla Andersen, a Chicago area native, was diagnosed in 2003 with the worst type of brain cancer (GBM grade IV) just 3 months after her marriage. She fought a courageous 22 month battle and was able to remain positive until the very end. She lost her battle on 7-5-05 at the young age of 35. Even [... MORE ...]

HOPE With Support's "grey ribbon" carries a daisy for HOPE; HOPE for

UnlockingBrainTumors.org was launched in September 2007 by Stephen Coffman, a former business leader who left the human resources marketplace after being diagnosed with cancer and was subsequently diagnosed with a brain tumor. Money raised by UnlockingBrainTumors.org is directed toward novel brain tumor research, exciting novel treatment targets and improved treatment choices; all funds raised are allocated in streamlined fashion, using existing channels and foundations with the goal of distributing money quickly and fairly, to those who can operationalize it quickly, and who limit their overhead to make more money available for research and treatment.

UnlockingBrainTumors.org is a registered 501(c)3 public charity, and to date the organization has directly raised or assisted in the raising of over $100,000 to [... MORE ...]

I believe that in the long run if all of us band together where legislation is concerned we will make a larger impact. This is great! Please keep your grey ribbon as I already have one and would rather have you give one to someone who doesn't.

Thanks,

Kristen Gillette

"No one can do everything, but everyone can do something."

When the announcement was made that Senator Edward Kennedy had brain cancer it seemed that the whole world paid attention.  Every news agency and newspaper led with that headline and stories flooded the internet.  As a result, the Mission4Maureen website received over 26,000 hits over the past 4 months. 

Many letters of inquiry have been received and of course the stories are both sad and familiar.  Most letters were followed by applications for assistance.  Mission4Maureen intends to assist all who qualify but we need help. 

Currently there are 18 applicants and [... MORE ...]

"Brown Bag For A Cure" ....is a simple, unique that supports pediatric brain tumor research...Brown Bag your lunch and donate what you would have spent on lunch out. Our 501 (c) (3) status is pending.

HI Everyone:  Glad to become a member.  We do have a logo, but had difficulty putting it on your browser.  Please let me know how to do this.  We established our all volunteer non-profit charity in 2005 to improve the quality of life of brain tumor patients, increase public awareness, and raise funds to aid in the research to eliminate the disease.  We provide information packages to newly diagnosed patients and have given out more than 500 in the Richmond, VA area to date.  I was diagnosed in May of 2003 with an Oligo-Astocytoma, Grade 2.  I go to the Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Center for Treatment.  I am a member of the Society of Neuro-oncology and attend all