How you can help

  
Every dollar received goes to cancer research with all donations over $2 tax deductible

Cancer is the No1 killer of Australians. Three out of every 10 Australians will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime.

Fortunately, new treatments and technologies mean survival for people with cancer who once had no hope. Sustained research is the key to managing cancer, and hopefully, one day stopping it in its tracks.  Real progress has commenced but with it has come the need for more costly research laboratories and equipment.  That's where ACRF comes in.

You can ensure that vital research continues in the battle to prevent, control and find a cure for cancer. Tax-deductible Donations to the Australian Cancer Research Foundation range from $2 to $500,000 and every cent of every dollar received by ACRF goes directly to cancer research.

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For more information contact us at
Tel: 02 9223 7833 or email Natasha or Keri info@acrf.com.au 

To find out all about the Foundation and the work you are supporting please click to visit About ACRF.  If you would like to read about our latest research grants and how we allocate your generous donations, click here.

STOP PRESSAustralian scientists in Leukemia breakthrough. Utilising leading edge technology funded by a major grant from this Foundation, scientists have unravelled the structure of a receptor which, when damaged, is responsible for leukemia and other diseases... Read more here.

2008-2009 Grant applications have closed.    Applications for almost $50 million in new grants have been received.  click here to read more about ACRF's research grants.  Every dollar of every donation received by ACRF goes to fund Australia's best cancer research.

$10.9 million new grants for 2008 announced by the ACRF Board of Trustees to three outstanding projects to prevent, treat and one day cure cancer. Read more here  

 The Australian Cancer Research Foundation's $3.1 million grant to establish a dedicated childhood cancer drug discovery unit at Children's Cancer Institute Australia has been formally acknowledged. Click here for full story.

News in brief...... World's first stem cell screening facility to target brain tumours... Entertainment Books now on sale for cancer research....ACRF's best fundraisers and why they raised money for ACRF...VIEW ALL NEWS STORIES

LATEST NEWSLETTER NOW OUT ... Download 'The Cancerian'  - official newsletter of the ACRF here.



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