What is the Maryland Cancer Fund?The Maryland Cancer Fund is a resource for funding for cancer prevention, screening, treatment, and research in Maryland. House Bill 1000 was passed in 2004 and established the Maryland Cancer Fund within the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. The Maryland Cancer Fund is a resource for funding for cancer prevention, screening, treatment, and research in Maryland. The money in the Maryland Cancer Fund comes from contributions by Maryland residents in an income tax checkoff system on the Maryland annual tax return or from other donations to the fund. How are contributions made to the Maryland Cancer Fund?There are two ways that the Maryland Cancer Fund receives funding:
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The application cycle for Maryland Cancer Fund grants is currently closed. Applications submitted for the funding cycle which ended on January 26 are currently under review. Please return to this page for future funding cycle announcements.
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FY 2010 Cancer Primary Prevention Grant Application |
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FY 2010 Cancer Early Detection/Secondary Prevention Grant Application |
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Questions and Answers from the Preproprosal Meeting are below. Updated 2/17/2009 |
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Who can obtain funding under the Maryland Cancer Fund?
The Code of Maryland Regulations 10.14.05, accessible from the Link below, gives specific information about how the funds will be disbursed. For available grant applications, see below.
Where can I get more information?
Call the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Center for Cancer Surveillance and Control at 410-767-3117.
Grant Applications
For additional Information please contact the MCF Coordinator, Angel Davis at 410-767-3117.
2008 Grant Recipients for Cancer Early Detection/Secondary Prevention
