Tower Cancer Research Foundation at 30

Nonprofits play a crucial role in addressing the various needs and challenges that our communities face. As Trent Stamp, CEO of the Eisner Foundation, aptly puts it, “Nonprofits do the work we once thought our government would do…they are the soul of this nation.”

As we start our thirtieth year at Tower Cancer Research Foundation, we understand the importance of our organization in advancing research, education, and patient care in the field of cancer. Our organization relies heavily on the dedication and passion of our volunteers, donors, staff, and supporters to make a difference in the lives of cancer patients and their families. Without the tireless efforts of these individuals, we would not be able to fund groundbreaking research, provide essential support services, and offer hope to those affected by cancer.

People are at the core of everything we do at Tower Cancer Research Foundation. From researchers and physicians supported by our grants, to our teachers, counselors, volunteers, and staff, we all work tirelessly to advance cancer research and patient support that improves the lives of those affected by cancer. Our patients and their families inspire us every day with their strength, resilience, and courage in the face of adversity.

It is through the collective efforts of these individuals that we are able to fulfill our mission and make a meaningful impact in the fight against cancer. As a nonprofit organization, we rely on the support and collaboration of our community to drive positive change and create a brighter future for those affected by this devastating disease.

At Tower Cancer Research Foundation, we are proud to be a part of this vital sector and to work alongside dedicated individuals who share our commitment to making a difference. Thank you for your steadfast support for the past thirty years. And here’s to the next thirty years as we continue to push boundaries, break down barriers, and ultimately, make a lasting impact in the fight against cancer.

Gratefully,

Matt Zarcufsky, CFRE
Executive Director and Chief Philanthropy Officer