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This community is made up of people just like you — people ready to make an impact. We can all do something to advance cancer research. No matter what your something is, you’ve joined a team of champions with a common goal: ending cancer. Whether you’re running a 5K or collecting donations to honor a loved one, you can turn your passions, hobbies and special life moments into funds for the next lifesaving cancer treatments.
Those funds have advanced initial findings to clinical trials, supported patients and their families and shaped the future of cancer care. Through this amazing community of passionate fundraisers, Team Roswell has made a true impact on countless lives through anywhere between 30 and 40 unique events per year.
Driven to eliminate cancer’s grip on humanity, Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center has a long history of cancer care. Founded in 1898 as the nation’s first cancer research center, Roswell Park grew from the vision of Dr. Roswell Park. Today, Roswell Park is one of the leading cancer facilities in the country. Its research has led to historic breakthroughs in the way cancer is understood, prevented and cured. That expertise also enhances how the next generation of physician leaders is trained.
Roswell Park has many researchers who bring their expertise to patients through innovative cancer therapies. The funds raised through Team Roswell help researchers investigate new treatment options and facilitate clinical trials for both common and rare types of cancers.
The Roswell Park Alliance Foundation has earned a 4 out of 4 star rating for seven consecutive years by Charity Navigator, an independent charity evaluator. This is Charity Navigator’s highest seal of approval. This rating indicates that the Alliance Foundation adheres to sector best practices, exceeds industry standards and executes its mission in a financially efficient way.
The Foundation is proud to receive this recognition for charitable excellence. We’ll keep on funding cutting-edge research and patient-support programs for as long as it takes to cure cancer.
