The Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation Medical Research Awards support cutting-edge blood cancer research in leukemia, lymphoma, and related hematologic malignancies. The foundation funds projects focused on cancer prevention, detection, and treatments that are likely to translate into clinical trials within 3–5 years. It supports both mainstream scientific research and selected integrative/complementary oncology proposals. Each Medical Research Award totals $225,000 over three years.
Eligibility Criteria:
- The process is invitation-only and is sent annually to NCI-designated institutions.
- The program is structured to support promising early-career investigators in hematologic malignancy research.
- The foundation supports both conventional and integrative proposals under the same core guidelines.
Funding Details:
- Award amount: $225,000 total.
- Project duration: 3 years.
- The research emphasis is on projects that can move toward clinical trial relevance within 3–5 years.
Deadline:
- The foundation states that the annual request for proposals is sent out each spring.
- Submissions are due in August.
- Applicants are typically notified by the first quarter of the following year, if not sooner.
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