The Cure Starts Now has funded $23,608,247 (USD) in pediatric brain cancer research in partnership with the DIPG / DMG Collaborative. This includes 150 grants at over 100 hospitals in 17 countries.




Institute of Cancer Research - $121,863

Amount
$121,863.00
Date
November 2019

Targeting Top3A-Amplified DIPG cells by Sirtuin inhibition.

Bambino Gesu Children's Hospital - $49,803

Amount
$49,803.00
Date
August 2019

Using imaging mass cytometry to identify next generation imaging biomarkers in PHGG and DIPG.

Telethon Kids Institute - $49,512

Amount
$49,512.00
Date
August 2019

Development of a new and effective therapy against Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma.

Oncoceutics ONC201 - Phase II - $83,333

Amount
$83,333.00
Date
May 2019

Expansion of the ONC201 Compassionate Use.

Funding of PBTCF 2019: PBTC-058 - $25,000

Amount
$25,000.00
Date
January 2019

PBTC-058: Phase 2 Study of Intraventricular Omburtamab-based Radioimmunotherapy for Pediatric Patients with Recurrent Medulloblastoma and Ependymoma

Sydney Children’s Hospital - $175,089

Amount
$175,089.00
Date
November 2018

Polyamine Pathway Metabolism as a Novel Therapeutic Option for Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma

Cincinnati Children's Hospital - $540,742

Amount
$540,742.00
Date
November 2018

Expansion of the International DIPG Registry.

Bambino Gesú Children's Hospital - $99,382

Amount
$99,382.00
Date
November 2018

Investigating the Role of DIPG-Derived Exosomes in Tumor Growth and Invasion.

Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago - $35,000

Amount
$35,000.00
Date
November 2018

Credentialing an Improved DIPG Mouse Model.

Oncoceutics ONC201 - $83,333

Amount
$83,333.00
Date
October 2018

Expansion of the ONC201 Compassionate Use.

The Institute of Cancer Research - $100,000

Amount
$100,000.00
Date
October 2018

Short-pulse Ultrasound Delivery of Panobinostat for the Treatment of Diffuse Intrinsic Gliomas in Children

The Institute of Cancer Research - $106,647

Amount
$106,647.00
Date
October 2018

A Mouse Model of HIST1H3B/ACVR1 Mutant DIPG.

Johns Hopkins Children's Center - $50,000

Amount
$50,000.00
Date
July 2018

Using Zebrafish to Accelerate DIPG Drug Development.

Funding of PBTCF 2018: PBTC-058 - $16,800

Amount
$16,800.00
Date
January 2018

PBTC-058: Phase 2 Study of Intraventricular Omburtamab-based Radioimmunotherapy for Pediatric Patients with Recurrent Medulloblastoma and Ependymoma

The Campbell Family Institute for Cancer Research - $100,000

Amount
$100,000.00
Date
October 2017

Defining the molecular mechanisms of DIPG development and progression to uncover novel therapeutic targets