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Become a Rally-Funded Researcher - Rally Foundation A Collaborative Pediatric Cancer Research Awards Program Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research (Rally) helps fund the most promising research initiatives, and we continue to invest in projects as they make progress.
To streamline the grant application process for researchers, reviewers and other childhood cancer organizations, we founded A Collaborative Pediatric Cancer Research Awards Program utilizing ProposalCentral for application submission. We encourage researchers to apply and to share these grant opportunities with their colleagues.
A Collaborative Pediatric Cancer Research Awards Program Grants View Full Grant Cycle Timeline Below Click for Fellow, Independent Investigator, Consortium and Outside the Box Grant Guidelines Click for 20/20: Alumni Visionary Grant Guidelines Applicants who are postdoctoral or clinical research fellows, all academic ranks, Instructor to Professor, and research scientists with M. D. , D.
O. , Pharm. D.
and/or Ph. D. degrees may apply.
Rally funds pediatric cancer research in the following areas: Innovative approaches to research which could lead to advanced studies or clinical trials. Basic science studies that are likely to lead to a new discovery. Personalized, targeted, alternative or integrative research proposals.
Under-studied cancer types. Quality of life, survivorship and palliative care studies. Data utilization through data standardization, collection, storage, analysis and sharing.
The following will not be reviewed: Grants that have no direct relevance to pediatric cancer nor fall within the scope of the Collaborative Grant Application Guidelines. Proposals for funding of infrastructure programs. Incomplete applications and/or applications received after the deadline.
A Collaborative Pediatric Cancer Research Awards Program utilizes ProposalCentral for application submission. 20/20: Alumni Visionary Grant – To recognize 20 years as philanthropic seed investors in the next great discovery, we introduce our 20/20: Alumni Visionary Grant, a one-time, competitive grant program with grants up to $100,000 per year for one or two years of support.
Any research project in alignment with the priority areas from a researcher who previously received grant funding from Rally or through Rally from a member of A Collaborative Pediatric Cancer Research Awards Program as the principal investigator will be considered.
However, Rally will prioritize research that has a clear and compelling link to a previous Rally-funded research project proposing to either: Extend or scale a previous Rally-funded research project; or Launch a new research project rooted in insights from a previous Rally-funded research project. Postdoctoral and Clinical Research Fellow Grant – Grants are up to $50,000 per year for one or two years of support.
Fellows in the last year of their fellowship are only eligible for a one-year grant and may apply through the Independent Investigator Grant the following grant cycle. The Collaborative Organizations have an interest in funding Postdoctoral and Clinical Research Fellows. A portion of available funds are reserved for Fellow Grants contingent on scores received.
Independent Investigator Grant – Grants are up to $50,000 per year for one or two years of support. Researchers under this award identify as either a Young Investigator or an Independent Investigator. Young Investigators are no more than five years post fellowship.
The Collaborative Organizations have an interest in funding Young Investigators. A portion of available funds are reserved for Young Investigators contingent on scores received. Consortium Grant – Grants are up to $100,000 per year for one or two years of support.
Consortiums are three or more institutions collaborating on a grant-supported research project. The success of the project depends on the unique contributions of each collaborating institution. Outside the Box Grant – Grants are for one year of support.
At the end of the award, researchers may apply for additional funding in the next grant cycle through a Fellow, Independent Investigator or Consortium Grant, as appropriate. Each grant will be awarded $50,000 for one year. *Please note that not all grants are awarded in full.
Award amounts are determined by a competitive peer-review process and scores received. Letter of Intent Application Opens September 12, 2025 at 3:30 PM EDT Letter of Intent Application Closes Full Application Opens (by invitation only) January 6, 2026 at 3:30 PM EST Notice of Award (earliest notification) Q. How do I determine which grant type to apply under?
A. To determine whether to apply as a fellow or young investigator, consider your position within the institution as of the start of the award period, July 1. Fellows in the last year of their fellowship may only apply for one year of funding.
They may apply again the next year as a young investigator. Young investigators are up to five years post fellowship and independent investigators are more than five years post fellowship. A consortium is three or more institutions collaborating on the proposed research project with one lead institution housing the principal investigator.
Q. Is there a limit on the number of Letters of Intent that an institution or principal investigator may submit? A.
No, there is no limit on the number of Letters of Intent that may be submitted by an institution or principal investigator. Q. How do I access the Letter of Intent application?
A. Applicants must submit proposals electronically through ProposalCentral, an electronic grant submission system provided by Altum, Inc. Access ProposalCentral at https://proposalcentral. com/ and look for A Collaborative Pediatric Cancer Research Awards Program on the Grant Opportunities tab.
Q. How do I request a no cost extension? A.
No Cost Extensions must be requested and approved. Please email [email protected] your request which states the amount of funds remaining, a brief progress report, an explanation of why you would like an extension, and the length of the extension. If your institution needs approval before the end of your current grant period, please submit your request at least 2 weeks before the grant end date.
Q. What if I need to re-budget my grant? A.
Re-budget requests must be submitted to [email protected] with an explanation of each change and a comparison between the original budget and the revised budget. Q. What if I have funds remaining at the end of the grant date?
A. Any unused and remaining amounts must be returned to the Rally Foundation unless an approved No Cost Extension is on file.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers with MD, DO, PharmD, and/or PhD degrees at hospitals, universities, or private laboratories. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $50,000 - $200,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
2025 Childhood Cancer Grant Announcement is funded by Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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