As a responsible member of the philanthropic community, the Cancer Research Foundation believes in full accountability. We think the more you know about how we run our organization and how we direct the money we raise, the more you will want to help us fight the battle against cancer.
The Cancer Research Foundation operates on a fiscal year which ends on the 31st of March. After each fiscal year ends, our financial records are audited by Goettsche, Tranen, Winter and Russo. Copies of the most recent financial audits are availible below.
As a registered 501(c)3 organization, the Cancer Research Foundation also annually files a report with the Internal Revenue Service, the IRS Form 990 (Return of Organizations Exempt from Income Tax.) Our most recent return is availible below as a pdf document.
The Cancer Research Foundation is happy to make copies of the most recent versions of either of these documents availible through the mail if requested in writing.
"Thanks to the hard work, commitment, and compassion of scientists, researchers, and organizations like the Cancer Research Foundation, there is renewed hope for discovering better treatments and eventually a cure for cancer.
I commend all of you for your outstanding contributions to the field of cancer research. For five decades, your commitment to the crusade against cancer has given hope and comfort to people across the nation."
Bill Clinton
Former President of the United States
May 05, 1997
