Children's Cancer Research Fund
Children's Cancer Research Fund is dedicated to finding a cure for childhood cancer by providing funds to the University of Minnesota for research and training relating to the prevention, treatment and cure of childhood cancer. The organization also educates the public about pediatric cancer and supports quality-of-life programs for pediatric cancer patients and their families.
Mission Statement
Review Completed: 12/13/2012
7301 Ohms Lane Suite 460 Minneapolis, MN 55439
Phone: (952)893-9355
Fax: (952)893-9366
| Other Names Used |
CCRF |
| EIN |
41-1893645 |
| Principal Staff |
John Hallberg, CEO |
| Number of Full-Time Equivalents (FTE) |
19 |
| Number of Volunteers |
650 |
General Information
| Board Chair |
Dan Statsick |
| Number of Board Members |
36 |
| Board meetings with quorum |
4 |
| Average Member Attendance at Board Meetings |
20.2 |
| Publicly Available Documents |
Most Recent 990
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Most Recent Audit
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Board
Accomplishments
Children's Cancer Research Fund provided approximately $6.5 million dollars to the University of MN for research grants and $268,000 for direct patient and family services to support pediatric cancer families.
In addition, Children's Cancer Research Fund is a go-to resource for information on childhood cancer and a source of inspiration to those touched by childhood cancer. Through various educational initiatives the organization reached more than 62 million people worldwide.
Current Goals
Continue to build community awareness through strategic partnerships; Increase our partnerships with pediatric cancer families to learn from their experiences and improve our services through Care Partners; Increase our investment in funding of seed grants that provide gap funding for important life saving research programming that without this funding would not come to fruition; and, continue to increase our net income to increase the amount of dollars that can impact improving the lives of pediatric cancer patients and survivors.
Community or Constituency Served
Pediatric cancer patients and their families. Impact is international.
Geographic Area Served
International Impact.
Impact and Programs
3 Year Average Expenses
| Program Services: |
$4,833,895 |
73.5% |
| Management: |
$220,535 |
3.4% |
| Fundraising: |
$1,519,151 |
23.1% |
Unrestricted Net Assets
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2011 |
2011 |
2010 |
| End of Year: |
$0 |
$3,087,213 |
$2,211,179 |
| Beginning of Year |
$0 |
$2,211,179 |
$1,736,766 |
| Difference |
$0 |
$876,034 |
$474,413 |
| Unrestricted Net Assets (End of Year), Current 990 |
$0 |
| Based on information provided on 2010 to 2011 |
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Financials
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