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The following organizations are members:(Scroll down for list of individuals who are members!)
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| Madison, AL |
I Could Be Your Child 256-216-8770 Send Email www.icouldbeyourchild.org |
I Could Be Your Child has been organized to increase awareness of pediatric brain tumors (primarily dipg), provide funding for research and to provide support to children and families diagnosed with a pediatric brain tumor. I Could Be Your Child is a tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) organization. |
| Granada Hills, CA |
We Can, Pediatric Brain Tumor Network 3107393433 Send Email www.wecan.cc |
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| Santa Monica, CA |
UCLA Department of Neurosurgery (310) 825-5111 Send Email www.neurosurgery.ucla.edu |
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| US Air Force Academy, CO |
Rachael's Ribbons of Hope Foundation 719-302-6042 Send Email www.rachaelsribbonsofhope.org |
Rachael's Ribbons of Hope Foundation is founded by family and friends of Rachael Newton. Our Mission is to raise funds for brain tumor research and heighten public awareness of this devastating disease in the hopes of finding a cure. Rachael is my daughter and I feel blessed to have had a daughter like her, she is missed more everyday. I wish she was here to help us with this foundation but I know that she is in Heaven. My hopes are to help other children and parents so that they have more time with their families. No parent should lose their child! We are partnered with the Brain Tumor Institute at Children's National Medical Center in Washington D.C. [... MORE ...] |
| Clearwater, Fl |
Miles For Hope 727-647-6548 Send Email MilesForHope.org |
"Moving Towards A Cure" - Miles for Hope was established by Bob & Barb Gibbs to raise funds for promising brain tumor clinical trials and research. We are dedicated to raising funds to improve current treatments for brain tumors, and to assist brain tumor patients with travel expenses for their treatment. Our goal at Miles for Hope is to provide a complete source for cutting edge treatment and support for both the patient and care givers. There are many wonderful sources of information on the internet for brain tumors, and our goal is to compile these resources at one location. Here you will find a large support forum full of information, the most current clinical trial information, breaking news regarding brain tumors, and other
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| Coral Springs, FL |
Florida Brain Tumor Association 954-755-4307 Send Email www.fbta.info |
OUR MISSION
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 ...] |
| Viera, FL |
Just One More Day for Love, Hope & a Cure 321-698-8538 Send Email www.JustOneMoreDay.org |
Just One More Day…
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| Douglasville, GA |
The Charles Warren Brain Tumor Awareness Foundation, Inc. 770-942-0639 Send Email www.charleswarrenfoundation.org |
Thank you so much for contacting us concerning the UFAB. As I have tried to figure a way to increase the awareness of brain tumors, I have often considered that the only way we will ever be truly successful is if we could somehow combine forces with these large, super organized groups. Now we can and I am very excited! Please let me know how we can be involved. We will place a link to your organization on our website as well as a note about the movement. |
| Des Plaines, Il |
LAAF - Lori Arquilla Andersen Foundation 904-334-0124 / 847-561-1199 Send Email www.laafinc.org |
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 |