RE34 Breast Cancer Grant

RE34 Breast Cancer Grant is sponsored by Oncology Nursing Foundation. Supports research grants specifically for breast cancer, aimed at identifying and testing new insights into patient care.

* Common Scientific Outline (CSO) * ICRP Partners and Funding Organizations [](https://www. icrpartnership. org/node/945) 2.

Oncology Nursing Foundation - 2025 Research Grant Opportunities #### Oncology Nursing Foundation - 2025 Research Grant Opportunities **Thread Post**Created on Mon, March 10, 2025 10:48 AM ONF - Oncology Nursing Society Foundation (Partner)The Oncology Nursing Foundation supports research grants and fellowships to identify and test new insights into patient care.

### **2025 ONF Opportunities for Research Funding:** * RE03 General Topic Grant _(up to $50,000 over 2 years)_ * RE34 Breast Cancer Grant _(up to $50,000 over 2 years)_ * RE33 General Topic Grant _(up to $100,000 over 2 years)_ * RE26 Oral Adherence Grant _(up to $100,000 over 2 years)_ _For program details and resources, click here"). _ _To apply, go to https://apply. onfgivesback.

org/")_ #### **Eligibility Requirements [RE03 & RE34]** * principal investigator (PI) must be a registered oncology nurse actively involved in some aspect of cancer patient care, education or research * PI must be doctorally-prepared (only one PI can appear on a grant) * **at least one member of the research team must have received and completed research funding of at least $100,000 in a PI capacity, thereby serving as a mentor for the study** #### **Eligibility Requirements [RE33 & RE26]** * principal investigator (PI) must be a registered oncology nurse actively involved in some aspect of cancer patient care, education or research * PI must be doctorally-prepared (only one PI can appear on a grant) * **PI must have received and completed at least one research study with a funding level of at least $50,000 as the study PI** ### **Important Due Dates:** Letter of Intent (LOI) Deadline - May 16, 2025 LOI Acceptance Notifications - by end of May 2025 Full Proposal Deadline - June 28, 2025 Funding Notifications - by end of September, 2025 [](https://www.

icrpartnership. org/node/945) Site Updated: May 8, 2026 Site Release Date: Jun 2, 2026 Site Release Version: 4. 1.

0 Site Updated: May 8, 2026 Site Release Date: Jun 2, 2026 Site Release Version: 4. 1. 0 Links to pages giving our partners' general funding announcements for cancer researchers are included below, where available.

Organizations are listed alphabetically. Where an organization has a specific focus that is not evident from the name, this is noted in brackets after the name. Organizations marked (CC) have a specific focus on childhood cancer.

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* Cancer Institute New South Wales") * National Breast Cancer Foundation") * Alberta Cancer Foundation") * Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada") * Breast Cancer Society of Canada") * Canada Research Coordinating Committee") * Canadian Association of Radiation Oncology") * Canadian Cancer Society") * Canadian Institutes of Health Research") * Cancer Research Society") * Fondation du cancer du sein du Québec / Quebec Breast Cancer Foundation") * Fonds de la recherche du Québec – Santé") * Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research") * National Research Council of Canada") * Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council") * New Brunswick Health Research Foundation") * Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation") * Ontario Institute for Cancer Research") * Ovarian Cancer Canada") * Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation") * Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada") * The Kidney Foundation of Canada") * The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada") * The Terry Fox Research Institute") * Fondation ARC pour la recherche sur le cancer") * Institut National du Cancer /French National Cancer Institute (INCa)") * Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED)") * Dutch Cancer Society (KWF)") * Cancer Association of South Africa") * Spanish Association Against Cancer (AECC)") * Rising Tide Foundation for Clinical Cancer Research") * Biotechnology & Biological Sciences Research Council") * Cancer Research Wales") * Children with CANCER UK") (CC) * Economic and Social Research Council") * Health and Care Research Wales") * Macmillan Cancer Support") * Marie Curie Cancer Care") * Medical Research Council") * Northern Ireland Health & Social Care - R & D Office") * Pancreatic Cancer Research Fund") * Prostate Cancer Research") * Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation") * Scottish Government Health Directorates - Chief Scientist Office") * Yorkshire Cancer Research") * World Cancer Research Fund International") * Worldwide Cancer Research") * Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation") (CC) * American Cancer Society") * American Institute for Cancer Research") * American Society for Radiation Oncology") * Animal Cancer Foundation") (CC) * Bear Necessities Pediatric Cancer Foundation") (CC) * California Breast Cancer Research Program") * Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs (CDMRP")) * CURE Childhood Cancer") (CC) * CureSearch for Children’s Cancer") (CC) * Melanoma Research Alliance") * National Institutes of Health including US National Cancer Institute") * Oncology Nursing Foundation") * Pancreatic Cancer Action Network") * Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation (US)") (CC) * Radiation Oncology Institute") * Sammy's Superheroes") (CC) * Steven G Aya foundation") (CC) * Susan G Komen") (Breast Cancer) | Single-funder organizations | | ACS | Dollar amounts found in the ICRP database are different than what is reported in the American Cancer Society's Annual Report.

The dollar amounts spent on research reported in audited reports include operating expenses of the Research Department. Additionally, the dollar amounts also exclude all grants that were cancelled after being awarded, but include money that was returned from grants cancelled in the current year that were awarded in previous years.

The dollar amounts reported in the database are unaudited and include grants awarded each fiscal year, exclusive of grants that cancelled before activation. | | CBCRP | The California Breast Cancer Research Program grants are awarded only to individuals or institutions in California.

Grants to the University of California receive only direct funds, while grants to other institutions also receive indirect costs (overhead) at 25% or the federally negotiated rate. Collaborative awards are counted in graphs and tables by the number of co-Principal Investigators rather than the number of projects.

| | Komen | Dollar amounts found in the ICRP database are different than what is reported on Komen\'s website or in Komen\'s Annual Report for the following reasons: 1. Komen commits all funds necessary to support a research grant in the year it is awarded. Therefore, Komen\'s website reports on the full amount of each grant in the year it is initiated, while the ICRP data is annualized, as described.

2. Komen funds research grants to our Scientific Advisors (Scientific Advisory Board members and Komen Scholars) and also provides discretionary funding of research-related projects that are not traditional research grants (e.g. support of the Komen Tissue Bank, ASCO and AACR meeting support).

These are included in the overall Research Program spending, as reported in our Annual Report and on our website, but are not included in the ICRP database. | | NIH | 1. NIH projects in NIH Reporter assigned to the Spend Category ‘cancer’ are included in the ICRP database from FY2005 onwards.

A small number of projects are excluded if essential information is missing (primarily Project title, Institution). Previous years’ data were drawn from the NFRP and may be incomplete. 2.

Starting in FY2007 NCI reports funding supplements, etc., for each grant separately instead of including them in the main project, therefore the number of projects may differ significantly from those of previous years. 3. Projects with a cost of $0 include those that were a no-cost extension of the grant or when funding was provided by another NIH institute or center for that FY.

4. NCI dollars in the ICRP database are drawn from NIH reporter and may not match dollars from other NCI-only databases. | | Worldwide Cancer Research | Worldwide Cancer Research is unique in that the majority of our funding is awarded to researchers in countries outside the UK.

Like many UK research charities, Worldwide Cancer Research only funds the direct costs of research. This creates significant problems in making quantitative comparisons between our funding and that provided by some of the other agencies in the ICRP, which fund both the direct and indirect costs (often called overheads) of research.

| | UK Organizations that are part of NCRI | | NCRI (GENERIC) | NCRI submits data to ICRP on behalf of all UK NCRI members from its Cancer Research Database (CaRD). The database only includes entries where funding can be directly attributed to a set of clearly defined research objectives.

This means that the CaRD only contains information on all direct research funding (project, programme, fellowship, unit and institute) financed by NCRI Member organizations, for which an abstract has been submitted and where the project is active in any given financial year (April - March). Examples of funding that are currently outside the scope of CaRD are infrastructure, meeting grants and research management support."

| | Breakthrough (UK) | The ICRP database includes all Breakthrough Breast Cancer\'s research spend reported through its Annual Reports & Accounts. There is some variance due to different reporting periods (1 April snapshot versus full financial year) meaning that some research spend that is already committed may not be included in the ICRP figures.

Expenditure on non-research charitable activities and management support costs are excluded from the NCRI, and by extension, the ICRP dataset. For further information on Breakthrough\'s research please visit www. breakthroughresearch.

org. uk") or email research@breakthrough. org.

uk | | CR-UK (UK) | The ICRP database includes around 70% of Cancer Research UK\'s direct research spend per financial year as reported through its Annual Reports & Accounts. There is some variance due to different reporting periods meaning that some direct research spend that is planned for allocation will not be included in the ICRP figures.

Expenditure on vital research services, technology transfer, meeting grants, research management support and infrastructure to support Cancer Research UK\'s activities is excluded from the NCRI, and by extension, the ICRP dataset. | | Department of Health (UK) | There will always be some variance between the figures available on ICRP and the figures reported publicly by DH. There are two reasons for this.

Firstly, there is variance due to different reporting periods (1 April snapshot of ICRP versus full financial year reporting by DH). Secondly, the Department\'s National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) encompasses various expenditure on NHS infrastructure for research relevant to cancer that is not in a format that it is possible to capture for ICRP.

| | Macmillan (UK) | The ICRP database represents about 90% of Macmillan Cancer Support\'s direct research spend per financial year. There is some variance due to different reporting periods meaning that some direct research spend that is planned for allocation will not be included in the ICRP figures.

Expenditure on research management support and infrastructure to support Macmillan Cancer Support\'s activities is excluded from the NCRI, and by extension, the ICRP dataset. | | Scottish Government Health Directorates (UK) | Scottish Government is committed to improve the health of the Scottish population and the Chief Scientist\'s Office (CSO) funds across a broad range of relevant disease areas.

Overall, 75% of the CSO spend is committed to research infrastructure in NHS Scotland. This and much other research expenditure is therefore outside the NCRI remit and, by extension, the ICRP dataset. | Wellcome Trust Projects are sourced from the Wellcome Trust's list of funded projects (https://wellcome.

org/grant-funding/funded-people-and-projects). These spreadsheets have been created using the360Giving(opens in a new tab)")data standard. The work is licensed under theCreative Commons Attribution 4.

0 International Licence(opens in a new tab)"), which means the data is freely available to anyone to be used and shared as they wish. The data must be attributed to Wellcome. | Canadian organizations who are part of the CCRA | # ICRP Data Caveats - CCRA Organizations Caveats/limitations of the Canadian Cancer Research Survey (CCRS) as documented in CCRA reports are applicable and will not be repeated here.

Please consult the available publications at the CCRA web site https://www. ccra-acrc. ca/reports/").

This document describes caveats specific to the subset of CCRS data provided to the ICRP. Data reported by CCRA will vary from the ICRP data as follows: **Difference****Detail****Impact on investment figures** Not all CCRS participating organizations are included in the ICRP. For the period 2005–2021, CCRA submitted data to the ICRP for 35 organizations and three now defunct multi-funded initiatives (CBCRA, CPCRI, and CTCRI).

Note that the Canadian Breast Cancer Research Foundation merged operations with the Canadian Cancer Society in February 2017 and Prostate Cancer Canada merged in 2020. **Importantly**, Alberta Innovates did not report any research projects for 2020 and 2021 due to staffing constraints. Projects within the CCRS total 30,218, of which 24,129 were reported to ICRP.

Moderate for years 2020 and 2021 Not all CCRS projects are included in the ICRP. “Related support” grants (i.e., travel awards, workshops/symposia, LOIs, etc.) are not submitted to ICRP, but are included in reports released by CCRA.

In addition, equipment/infrastructure grants through the Canada Foundation for Innovation and for other funders where the cancer relevance weighting is less than 80% are not reported to the ICRP, but are included in CCRA reports. Any project with cancer relevance of less than 20% is also not reported to the ICRP. Moderate Co-funded projects are listed by the administering organization.

Projects that are co-funded appear under the administering organization and are not duplicated per funder. Within CCRA reports, however, investments are reported by the actual funders. Minor ICRP uses a different approach to calculating annual project investment.

CCRA provides ICRP with the project budget (adjusted for cancer relevance) and start and end dates. A pro-rated calculation is used to derive annual investment. Within the CCRS, prorated calculations on the basis of annual project amounts (where those data are available) are used to calculate the annual investment.

Minor ICRP uses different site coding conventions. The cancer site/type codes used within the CCRS are different from ICRP site codes so results by site will vary in some instances. Minor ICRP has technical limitations.

ICRP has a technical limit of 12 site codes and 8 CSO codes and this requires truncation for a couple of large-scale projects within the CCRS. Very minor CCRA provides less descriptive information about its projects to ICRP. Lay abstracts are submitted by CCRA to the ICRP in lieu of technical abstracts and in their language of origin.

For projects without lay abstracts (and there are a significant number of these), only titles are provided. An English translation is provided alongside all French project titles to facilitate use of the search engine. No impact on investment figures, but limits full functionality of search engine especially for organizations that do not collect/report lay abstracts.

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