As the nation's largest private, not-for-profit source of funds for scientists studying cancer, the American Cancer Society remains committed to funding basic, translational, clinical, and cancer control research now and in the future - as much as we are able given our available financial resources.
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Cancer Stem Cell Consortium
A collaboration Between ACS and Lisa Dean Moseley Foundation
New Requirement: All research proposals must fall into at least 1 of these 6 priority areas.
How to submit a grant application: Applications must be submitted in an electronic version on proposalCENTRAL by 11:59 pm ET on the specified deadline date. (We no longer require a paper copy, unless requested.)
See All Grant Policies and All Grant Instructions
Note: In proposalCENTRAL, make sure to include contact information for yourself, the institution official, technology transfer officer, and the department head.
NEW Discovery Boost Grants (DBG)
Who Can Apply
Independent investigators at any career stage.
Purpose
To fund exploratory research to develop research methodologies, establish feasibility, or pilot test high-risk/high-reward research across the research continuum.
Funding
2 years with $100K a year direct costs, plus 20% allowable indirect costs
Deadlines
April 1 and October 15
Also see RFA: Arizona Discovery Boost
Who Can Apply
Awarded to institutions as block grants to provide seed money for newly independent investigators to initiate cancer research projects. The principal investigator of the grant should be a senior faculty member.
Funding
1 to 3 years with an average of $120K a year, renewable
Deadlines
April 1
UPDATED—Who Can Apply
Current and past American Cancer Society grantees and now including former ACS Postdoctoral Fellows
Purpose
Enables transition of patient-focused research to accelerate clinical impact
Funding
Stage I: $240K over 2 years; Stage II: $600K for 1.5 years
Deadlines
April 1 and October 15
UPDATED—Who Can Apply
Investigators within the first 10 years of an initial independent research career or full-time faculty appointment
Funding
Up to 4 years with $165K a year direct costs, plus 20% allowable indirect costs
Deadlines
April 1 and October 15
NEW Discovery Boost Grants (DBG)
Who Can Apply
Independent investigators at any career stage.
Purpose
To fund exploratory research to develop research methodologies, establish feasibility, or pilot test high-risk/high-reward research across the research continuum.
Funding
2 years with $100K a year direct costs, plus 20% allowable indirect costs
Deadlines
April 1 and October 15
Also see RFA: Arizona Discovery Boost
Who Can Apply
Awarded to institutions as block grants to provide seed money for newly independent investigators to initiate cancer research projects. The principal investigator of the grant should be a senior faculty member.
Funding
1 to 3 years with an average of $120K a year, renewable
Deadlines
April 1
UPDATED—Who Can Apply
Current and past American Cancer Society grantees and now including former ACS Postdoctoral Fellows
Purpose
Enables transition of patient-focused research to accelerate clinical impact
Funding
Stage I: $240K over 2 years; Stage II: $600K for 1.5 years
Deadlines
April 1 and October 15
UPDATED—Who Can Apply
Investigators within the first 10 years of an initial independent research career or full-time faculty appointment
Funding
Up to 4 years with $165K a year direct costs, plus 20% allowable indirect costs
Deadlines
April 1 and October 15