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This year, more than 213,000 women in the United States will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Partnering with the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation is an excellent way for a business or organization to show its support for the prevention and eradication of this disease. The Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation is proud and honored to count many prominent companies and organizations as partners in our efforts to end breast cancer within our lifetime. You can help the Foundation achieve its goals by becoming a corporate partner or a web sponsor. |
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Why Partner With Us |
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Most of the great leaps forward in medicine have come from creative thinkers outside of the mainstream who are willing to buck the status quo and try something new. The Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation is dedicated to fostering that path. The goal of the Foundation is to identify the barriers to the research needed to end breast cancer, and to create new solutions that are fast, flexible, and project-based. The Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation also is committed to using our website to provide the accurate and timely breast cancer and women's health information. Our corporate partners and web sponsors help us to meet these challenges. By partnering with the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation, your company or organization is demonstrating its commitment to moving beyond the current breast cancer research and funding paradigm, to funding novel approaches to ending breast cancer, and to ensuring that women have access to accurate information from one of the most trusted names in the breast cancer field.
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How Funds Are Used |
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The mission of the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation is to end breast cancer within our lifetime and to better the lives of women by generating resources and innovation for education, research, and advocacy on breast cancer and other women's health issues. The Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation works to keep administrative and fundraising expenses to less than 24%. As a result, our corporate partners and sponsors can feel confident that the support they provide to our Foundation will go to the work that they feel passionate about. By supporting the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation, you are contributing to the sustenance and growth of our three primary programs:
- Pilot Funding for Novel Intraductal Research: Our Foundation believes that the intraductal approach to breast research is what will vault us to a new level of success in preventing and eradicating breast cancer. That is why we focus our own research efforts on this approach. And it is why we provide pilot grants to researchers who are using the intraductal approach to expand our knowledge of the breast and breast cancer risk assessment, prevention, detection, and treatment. Since 1998, the Foundation has awarded more than $900,000 in research grants to 41 scientists at major institutions throughout the world. All of these researchers are conducting innovative research that is utilizing the intraductal approach to advance our understanding of the breast and breast cancer risk-assessment, prevention, detection and treatment. You can learn more about our research portfolio here.
- Exploration of the Normal Breast: The Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation is currently using the intraductal approach to study the normal breast. By expanding our understanding of the normal breast, we will be better positioned to learn how to reverse early cancerous changes and to identify early cellular changes and genetic markers linked to breast cancer development. You can learn more about the Foundation's research on the normal breast here.
- Education and Advocacy: The Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation is committed to educating the public about breast cancer risk assessment, detection, prevention, and treatment. This work is carried out through our website, our Symposium and Think Tanks, and Dr. Love's speaking engagements. Our Foundation is also involved in advocacy efforts for expanded breast cancer research funding and for programs that will ensure all individuals have access to free or low-cost breast cancer screening and high-quality treatment.
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