Grants Program
New Disparities Research Funding Opportunities Now Available Learn more
Energizing science to find the cures
Building on 26 years of funding research to find the causes and cures of breast cancer, Komen continues its important new focus on speeding the translation of research discoveries to reduce breast cancer mortality and/or incidence within the next decade. We announce new training and research opportunities addressing disparities in breast cancer outcomes and have released the schedule for 2008-2009 Requests for Applications. Learn more
In addition to funding breast cancer research, Komen and our Domestic Affiliate Network fund non-duplicative, community-based grants that translate the findings from research into breast health education and seek to enhance the availability of breast cancer screening and treatment for the medically underserved. For funding through the Komen Affiliate network, please contact an Affiliate near you.
Become a Komen Advocate in Science!
It’s an exciting opportunity to contribute to finding the cures! Our new online application now available! Applications be submitted at any time during the year. Please visit www.komengrantsaccess.org to apply.
Advocates provide valuable input to the research review process by adding their perspective on the experience of breast cancer and the urgency of finding cures and ending breast cancer forever. Learn more about Komen Advocates in Science.
How Funding Makes a Difference
Since its inception in 1982, we have awarded more than 1,100 breast cancer research grants totaling more than $400 million. With $1billion invested to date, Susan G. Komen for the Cure is the world’s largest source of nonprofit funds dedicated to curing breast cancer at every stage – from the causes, to the cures, to the pain and anxiety of every moment in between.
We also support and encourage talented young scientists embarking on careers in breast cancer research. Learn more about the impact of our training award program.
Research Discoveries
Has your Komen grant helped you make a significant, newsworthy finding? Show you care: Share your research breakthrough.