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DONATE TO RESEARCH

Your donations play a crucial role in the progress of research, benefiting all Canadians.

The Cancer Research Society (CRS) needs your help to fulfill its mission: funding research on all types of cancer.

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One-Time Gift

By making a donation today, you enable the CRS to fund more projects that represent hope in advancing cancer research, thereby reducing the impact of this disease in our lives.

Every scientific breakthrough achieved brings more hope to those affected by the disease and their loved ones.

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REVEAL THE IMPACT OF YOUR GIFT

Discover the type of donation that suits you best with our Giftabulator.

Whether it’s a cash gift, a gift of securities, a legacy gift, or a life insurance donation, in just a few clicks, visualize how you can maximize your tax benefits, while supporting cancer research.

Discover the Different Types of Donations

There are many ways to outsmart cancer.

Monthly Gift

A monthly donation provides consistent support, allowing you to make an even greater difference. It is an easy and affordable option, offering the flexibility to change your donation at any time.

In-Memory gift

Making a donation in memory (in memoriam) of a person upon their passing provides comfort to their loved ones. It’s also a meaningful way to advance cancer research.
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In honor gift

You can make a donation in honor of someone who has overcome cancer, celebrating life. Similarly, you can commemorate a birthday, a party, or another special occasion in honor of an important person with a meaningful gesture — a donation.
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CORPORATE GIVING

Join the many organizations that believe in our mission and collaborate with us to make a real difference in their community.

Discover the various ways your organization can advance cancer research.

Creating a fund

Creating a Fund is an exceptional way to honor or perpetuate the memory of a loved one, allowing an individual, family, or group to support a specific field of research continuously.

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