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Foundation Match: Collaborative Funding

The Foundation Match for Joint Research Funding is a CAC2 resource providing a searchable web platform enables CAC2 member organizations with like-minded missions to connect, collaborate, and fund research and other projects with a goal of preventing duplication of effort and creating a more coordinated funding effort to support research.

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Why should my organization participate in Foundation Match?

For childhood cancer research, where every dollar and every discovery
counts, collaboration isn’t just beneficial—it’s essential. Philanthropic
funding to continue critical research is vital to the acceleration of research,
clinical trials, and novel therapies. By joining Foundation Match, your
organization can amplify its reach, leverage shared infrastructure, and
accelerate progress toward lifesaving breakthroughs for children and
families who need them most.
 
Funding collaboration among non-profit research funders offers several key benefits:
● Enhanced information and resource
 
Don’t have a scientific review process? Pool funds with a partner organization that does; to leverage existing infrastructure
 

● Better coordination and reduced duplication 

Streamlining efforts helps investigators, reviewers, and staff save time – so more grants can be awarded with less effort and researchers can dedicate more energy to the lifesaving work our
children depend on.
 
● Expanded outreach and messaging
 
Promote funding opportunities through the broader networks of your
collaborative partners for greater visibility.
 
● Broader reach and service coverage
 
Attract a wider and more diverse applicant pool by combining outreach strategies and accessing new geographies.
 
● Greater continuity and program quality
 
Collaboration enables more support for research projects by pooling
expertise and resources – two organizations are more effective than
one.
 
● Help our limited, loving dollars go further
 
Maximize the impact of every dollar through partnerships with other
organizations thereby multiplying the impact of collective support.
 

For more information contact the Research Interest Group at research@cac2.org.

“Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence win championships.” – Michael Jordan

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