By TR Robertson
Studies are currently underway at a UC San Diego research laboratory, focusing on blood cancers and regenerative medicine under the direction of Dr. Leslie Crews. This has been and continues to be a challenging year for charitable causes, as many of these studies rely on grants and fundraisers to raise money to support ongoing research. Innovative technologies and precision-medicine research will enhance the ability to find ways to control or cure diseases like multiple myeloma. If you are interested in helping with the research in finding ways to assist in preventing these blood cancers and would like to see the research currently underway, go to http://crewslab.ucsd.edu.
These are a few of the benefits your donations will make and have:
1. The donation is tax-deductible. The University of California San Diego Foundation is a nonprofit 501 (c) (3) corporation (Tax ID #95-2872494). A gift receipt will be provided to donors.
2. 100% of your donation goes directly to support cancer and regenerative medicine research.
3. You will be helping support the next generation of doctors and scientists who are learning to do cutting-edge research using these materials in our laboratory at UCSD.
Click on the following to donate:
https://giveto.ucsd.edu/giving/home/gift-referral/b477741a-f43e-46f9-830c-61407e0e6219
Make sure you find the research fund named “Multiple Myeloma Research/MED/CREWS.
On Dr. Crews webpage a list of the kinds of assistance your donations would provide are listed. Any assistance is appreciated.
