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The Project B.R.E.T. (Bringing ReMission, Ending the Threat) Fund was established by the Children’s Brain Trust (CBT) to support the research efforts of UF’s Brain Tumor Immunotherapy Program (UF BTIP) and the UF-led ReMission Alliance. Families of children diagnosed with brain tumor disease are partnering with the leading pediatric brain tumor research centers of the ReMission Alliance to create awareness and raise funds that will accelerate the pace of their research so one day, soon, the threat of brain cancer on the lives of children everywhere comes to an end.

Your donation will go directly toward efforts to find the cure for pediatric brain cancer. Through your donation and encouraging everyone to do the same, you play a role in this fund’s goal to accelerate pediatric brain tumor research. With your help, UF BTIP will lead this first-of-its-kind collaborative consortium in its quest to rewrite the story of brain cancer and to save the lives of children everywhere.

Gifts can be made via credit card, check, transfers of stock, real estate, or planned gifts such as wills, trusts, and annuities. For information about the fund, please contact Jill Winkelman, 352-273-7986, jill.winkelman@ufl.edu. Contributions can be mailed to PO Box 100243, Gainesville, FL 32610 (checks made payable to the UF Foundation with “Project B.R.E.T.” on the memo line).

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