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Every breakthrough begins with people who choose to make a difference.

Chemotherapy saves lives, but for many patients it also brings the risk of chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN), a life-changing side effect that can affect movement, independence, and quality of life long after treatment ends.

At the Foundation for the Prevention of Neuropathy, we're working toward a future where patients no longer must choose between effective cancer treatment and lifelong nerve damage.

Help Protect the Future of Cancer Care.

Whether you donate, volunteer your time, become a research partner, or simply help spread awareness, your involvement brings us one step closer to better prevention, better research, and better outcomes for patients everywhere.

Together, we can help protect what matters most, quality of life.

There Are Many Ways to Make a Difference

Every person who supports the Foundation plays an important role in advancing research, raising awareness, and helping improve the future of chemotherapy care.

Whether you're a patient, caregiver, healthcare professional, researcher, business leader, or someone who simply wants to help, there's a place for you in our mission.

Your Gift Helps Drive Innovation

Every contribution supports the Foundation's mission to advance education, research, and innovative approaches to preventing chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy.

Every donation helps move the field forward.

Because behind every research project is a patient hoping for a better tomorrow.

Your generosity helps us:

  • Advance prevention research 

  • Expand patient education resources 

  • Increase public awareness of CIPN 

  • Support future innovation, including technologies like Polar Paws 

  • Build partnerships with researchers and healthcare professionals 

  • Create educational materials for patients and caregivers 

Monthly Giving - Become a Prevention Partner

By becoming a monthly donor, you'll help provide reliable funding that allows the Foundation to continue investing in patient education, research initiatives, and future innovations throughout the year.

Monthly giving is one of the most effective ways to create lasting impact because it allows us to plan for the future with greater confidence.

As a Prevention Partner, you'll know that every month you're helping advance the search for better ways to protect patients from chemotherapy-induced nerve damage.

Long-term progress requires long-term support.

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Corporate Sponsors - Partner With Us to Improve Cancer Care

Businesses have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of cancer patients while demonstrating their commitment to innovation, healthcare, and community impact.

Together, we can help accelerate research while creating measurable social impact.

If your organization shares our vision, we'd love to start the conversation.

Corporate partnerships may include:

  • Financial sponsorships 

  • Research collaborations 

  • Employee giving programs 

  • Cause marketing campaigns 

  • Event sponsorship 

  • In-kind donations 

  • Technology partnerships 

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Research Support - Help Advance the Future of Neuropathy Prevention

Scientific discovery depends on collaboration.

The Foundation welcomes opportunities to work with researchers, clinicians, universities, healthcare organizations, and industry partners who share our commitment to improving outcomes for patients receiving chemotherapy.

We are committed to supporting evidence-based research and encouraging innovation that may help reduce the burden of chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy.

If you're interested in collaborating, funding research, or exploring new ideas, we'd be happy to connect.

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  • Research updates 

  • Foundation news 

  • Educational resources 

  • Patient stories 

  • Upcoming events 

  • Opportunities to get involved 

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