Oligodendroglioma Research Fund
The Oligodendroglioma Research Fund will support promising research specifically targeted at creating new treatments to fight oligodendroglioma (oligo) while leveraging the scientific expertise and proven processes of the National Brain Tumor Society (NBTS).
There has been an incredible response from oligo community for the fund, already exceeding the initial goal of $300,000. Help reach the new goal of $600,000.
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NBTS research grants play a catalytic role in stimulating science and are aimed at translating new discoveries into treatments that can save lives. Read about promising discoveries that have been made recently in the oligo field.
Whether it’s a family member, personal friend, coworker or friend of the family, there are thousands whose lives have been touched by oligo. You may not be an oncologist or cancer researcher, but you are not powerless in fighting this disease. Join those who are making a difference.
You can make a difference by making a donation to the Oligodendroglioma Research Fund and asking your friends and family to do the same. By joining forces as a community of donors we can fund transformative and bold oligo research. Together
survivors, caregivers, family, and friends are asking people to contribute to this research. |
Brock Greene and Pam Baskin have pledged $20,000 to the Oligodendroglioma Research Fund. Their two sons, Zach, 22, and Spencer, 19, were both diagnosed with oligo. Now they are leading the fight to find a cure. |
