Grants distributed from Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation are designed
to fill important voids in current pediatric cancer research.
There are four categories of applications that will be reviewed by
the Medical Advisory Board for our 2007 grant cycle:
- Pediatric Oncology Program Infrastructure Awards: These are
center based grants designed to support the infrastructure necessary
to administer Phase 1 and 2 clinical trials.
- Innovation Awards: These grants are designed as seed funding
designed for mid-career investigators with a novel approach to pediatric
cancer scientific investigation.
- Young Investigator Awards: These grants are designed as start-up
funds for new physician-scientists at the end of their fellowship training
or early in their post-fellowship career.
- NEW!! The Butterfly Foundation Cancer Epidemiology Awards. These grants are designed to support the research of investigators who have a specific focus on the epidemiology of childhood cancer, early detection of childhood cancer, or the prevention of childhood cancer. These awards are made possibly by the support of The Butterfly Foundation: The Brittany Pasqual Pediatric Oncology Research Foundation.
All Grant Applications will be received and processed electronically.
Grant applicants will receive notification regarding the status of their
grant application by March 30th, 2008.
For your reference, downloadable Grant Program Guidelines and Progress
Reporting Guidelines are below.
*2008 Grant Applications are no longer being accepted.
Grant Program
Guidelines 2008
Grant Cover Page 2008
Grant Budget Form 2008
Progress
Reporting Guidelines for Grant Recipients
Please contact us directly with general questions about Alex’s Lemonade
Stand Foundation and our grant giving program.
Phone: 610-649-3034
Email: grants@alexslemonade.com
Grant specific and scientific questions should be emailed to Dr. John
Maris, Medical Advisory Board Chair, Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation
Email: maris@chop.edu
Thank you for your dedication to helping children with cancer.
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