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CONNECTING THE CANADIAN NET COMMUNITY
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- Thank You Donors & Volunteers
- Meet Amanda Rice
- 2017 National NET Conference
- 2017 Fundraising Events
- 2017 NET Research Grant
- 2016 Maureen Coleman Award
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THANK YOU TO DONORS AND VOLUNTEERS
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As we start anew into 2017, CNETS Canada would like to acknowledge and thank all our donors and volunteers for their generosity. We are so grateful for your financial gifts and gifts of time and sharing of your expertise. As a result of your support, we can do our work around education, support, awareness and research. We couldn’t do our work without you.
In late 2016, CNETS Canada launched its new
Case for Support
. As a result, we are happy to announce that we have new monthly donors, annual contributions, major gifts, gifts of stocks and bonds and bequests. Monthly gifts allow us to plan. Annual and major gifts make it possible for us to expand our work. Bequests will help us plan for the future of CNETS Canada.
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“I donate to CNETS Canada because I quickly saw how important the services that CNETS provides are to patients and caregivers after my husband was diagnosed with NET cancer. CNETS Canada makes such a difference in the lives of people affected by this disease, which is why I was inspired to donate myself and organize an annual fundraising event.”
Amanda is a market researcher in the financial services industry and mom to a 3-year old Labradoodle, Murphy. She loves spending time exploring everything the city has to offer, but also likes to travel at every opportunity. Her husband, Greg, was diagnosed with pancreatic NETS with extensive liver mets in 2010 and passed away in 2014.
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2017 NATIONAL NET PATIENT CONFERENCE
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Registration is now open for CNETS Canada's 2017 National NET Conference.
On April 21 - 22, CNETS Canada in partnership with Canadian Association for Nuclear Medicine (CANM), is hosting a 1.5-day National NET Conference, at the Westin Harbour Castle, in Toronto.
The theme of the 2017 National NET Conference is:
A time of HOPE - Healing, Opportunities, Patient Resources and Education.
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Join us in raising funds for NET cancer research!
Fundraising events are critical for CNETS Canada to be able to support research initiatives specific to neuroendocrine cancer. CNETS Canada is the only Canadian charitable, patient-driven organization funding NET specific research in Canada and we can't do it without your help!
October 22
Join our ever-growing TEAM ZEBRA and Run or Walk with NET Zebras to help us raise funds for NET cancer research!
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CNETS Canada is pleased to announce the 2017 NET Research Grant, to provide grant-in-aid for two projects up to a maximum of $40,000 per project.
The eligible project must involve a clinical trial or a clinical or fundamental research project (including animal or cellular models) to examine issues relevant to the diagnosis and treatment of Neuroendocrine tumours.
Important dates:
Call for applications:
March 10, 2017
Application submission deadline:
April 30, 2017
Notification of decisions:
June 15, 2017
Funding availability / start date: July 1, 2017
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2016 MAUREEN COLEMAN AWARD
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One way that CNETS Canada honours those individuals who have made an outstanding commitment and contribution to the NET cancer patient community is through our annual Maureen Coleman award.
60 guests attended the award presentation in honour of Sherry and Natalie.
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CNETS CANADA | 1-844-628-6788 | info@cnetscanada.org | www.cnetscanada.org
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