• Cancer Research

• 649.

Cancer Research Network Inc

CRN is a 501 (c) (3) not for profit organization, Registration Number SC-08380.

Paddling for Cancer Awareness Inc

Paddling for Cancer Awareness, Inc (a 501c3 not for profit organization) is dedicated to funding organizations who support cancer awareness through paddling sports.

Cancer Awareness for Thrivers and Survivors

At Cancer Awareness for Thrivers and Survivors, we seek to provide practical, emotional, and financial solutions to ensure that cancer patients and their caregivers receive the support they need during their fight against the disease.

• Cancer Research

• 652.

MMORE- MULTIPLE MYELOMA OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESEARCH AND EDU

MMORE is committed to supporting medical research that will find effective treatments and a cure for multiple myeloma.

• Cancer Research

• 653.

Osteoporosis and Breast Cancer Research Center

Menopause & Women’s Health Research Center is dedicated to support research directed towards the discovery and development of innovative methods to address women’s health issues related to menopause such as: osteoporosis, cancer, muscle loss, weight gain, and sleep and mood disorders.

• Cancer Research

• 654.

Arthritis and Cancer Pain Research Center

We attempt to increase public awareness of pain, its causes, its management and its treatment, by hosting an active website full of information and links.

Journey 4 A Cure Inc

Journey 4 A Cure is a Pediatric Cancer foundation dedicated to -- finding ways to fund research, increasing awareness about the realities of pediatric cancer and enhancing the lives of children battling cancer.

• Cancer Research

• 656.

Houston Gman Classic Inc

The Houston GMan Classic directly benefits Texas Children's Cancer Center and Law Enforcement Families who are struggling through a difficult period as a result of unforeseen medical conditions or to surviving dependents of fallen officers.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 657.

Skin of Steel NFP

To provoke revolutionary personal, behavioral, and institutional change in dealing with melanoma.