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GIVEHOPEpc The all-volunteer GIVEHOPE Fund team raises money for pancreatic cancer research and awareness supporting the UC Pancreas Disease Team.

GIVEHOPE is an all-volunteer organization supporting local cancer patients, their families and local researchers. 25% of all donations are endowed for future research. In our first 4 years in conjunction with our corporate partner BSI Engineering over $215,000 has been raised for pancreatic cancer research and awareness. The GIVEHOPE Fund was founded in December of 2010 to raise funds to benefit Pancreatic Cancer Research, Education, Prevention, and Awareness Programs with preference given to the Greater Cincinnati area. In addition to supporting cancer research, funds may be used to increase community awareness; The 5 year survival rate for pancreatic cancer currently is 6%, unchanged for 30 years. It is the goal that progress can be made to reduce the fatality rate for pancreatic cancer one of the top 4 causes of cancer deaths (breast, lung, & colon the others). The fight against pancreatic cancer continues to be an uphill battle (The National Cancer institute spent 6 times more money on breast cancer research and 3 times more money on lung & colon cancer research) but progress is being made. In the first year GIVEHOPE in conjunction with BSI Engineering awarded $21,100 to the UC Pancreas Disease Team for their research project “Alternatively Spliced Tissue Factor a Novel Biomarker”. Dr. Bogdonov then received a $300,000 grant from National Institute of Health to continue his research. Only 7% of all grants across all medical fields receive NIH funding. Part of our second grant of $30,000 was used to host the 9th UC Pancreatic Cancer Symposium to educate doctors and nurses about the latest in pancreatic cancer research, symptoms, and treatment options. Our third grant in November 2013 of $35,000 was awarded to Dr Bogdanov to continue his research into Tissue Factor, he has applied for an additional 1 million dollars from NIH. Over $36,000 has been endowed at the West Chester Community Foundation to support future research and awareness programs. In March 2014 GIVEHOPE donated an infusion chair to UC Barrett Cancer Center Rooms that Rock makeover. In November of 2015 GIVEHOPE in conjunction with BSI Engineering announced a grant of $75,000. In our first 5 years in conjunction with our corporate partner BSI Engineering over $450,000 has been raised for pancreatic cancer research and awareness. In December of 2017 GIVEHOPE in conjunction with BSI Engineering announced a grant of $115,000.

I'm sad to share that GIVEHOPE Pancreatic Cancer Research & Awareness board member Lori Guban passed away Saturday, July...
07/26/2025

I'm sad to share that GIVEHOPE Pancreatic Cancer Research & Awareness board member Lori Guban passed away Saturday, July 19, with her family at her side.

Lori was a friend to many and fiercely committed to those close to her. She volunteered her time and talents to GIVEHOPE and was introduced to the cause at BSI Engineering.

Please enjoy the photos shared which show Lori at GIVEHOPE event where she sold split the pot tickets and which - I am convinced - she enjoyed very much. Keep her family in your thoughts. She made an impact on those that knew her well.

https://www.hodappfuneralhome.com/obituaries/lori-guban

-Nick

Thank you, Veterans, for your service to our country 🇺🇸
11/11/2024

Thank you, Veterans, for your service to our country 🇺🇸

Could a vaccine be the answer to curing pancreatic cancer? A trial at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center shows p...
03/06/2024

Could a vaccine be the answer to curing pancreatic cancer? A trial at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center shows promise
It’s the same vaccine technology first used to prevent COVID-19, and it could be the next best treatment for pancreatic cancer patients.
The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center is the first in the Midwest to host this Phase 2 trial, open to pancreatic cancer patients who have not yet started treatment.
In the Phase 1 trial, eight out of 32 patients achieved complete cancer remission, promising a potential shift from the current low cure rates.
These exciting early results could be game-changing for pancreatic cancer patients across the country, and it is all happening right here at our Cancer Center.
For more information on the trial, please call 513-584-7698 or email cancer@uchealth.com

PHOTO: Dr. Davendra Sohal, site principal investigator for pancreatic cancer vaccine trial

Next session is this Thursday, 6:30PM-7:30PM! Awareness and support is a continuous need. Register for this free series ...
01/23/2024

Next session is this Thursday, 6:30PM-7:30PM! Awareness and support is a continuous need. Register for this free series from UC Cancer Center and We Engage 4 Health.

Please click the link to complete this form.

12/25/2023

Merry holidays and Happy New Year ! 🎉

11/30/2023

We are beyond excited to be a part of the Cincinnati Gives Challenge hosted by Cincinnati Magazine
Challenge is from Nov. 27th - December 7th. Scan the QR code below or visit https://www.cincinnatigives.org/organization/Givehopepc to make your donation. ~Thank you ~

The all-volunteer GIVEHOPE Fund team raises money for pancreatic cancer research and awareness supporting the UC Pancreas Disease Team.

When you give today, please consider donating to our campaign with Cincinnati Gives hosted by Cincinnati Magazine The mo...
11/28/2023

When you give today, please consider donating to our campaign with Cincinnati Gives hosted by Cincinnati Magazine
The more we raise, the higher our chances get of earning more!!
visit https://www.cincinnatigives.org/organization/Givehopepc to make your donation. ~Thank you ~

11/27/2023

We are beyond excited to be a part of the Cincinnati Gives Challenge hosted by Cincinnati Magazine
Challenge starts *TODAY*, Nov. 27th at 5pm through December 7th. Scan the QR code below or visit https://www.cincinnatigives.org/organization/Givehopepc to make your donation. ~Thank you ~

The all-volunteer GIVEHOPE Fund team raises money for pancreatic cancer research and awareness supporting the UC Pancreas Disease Team.

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GIVEHOPE is an all-volunteer organization supporting local cancer patients, their families and local researchers. 25% of all donations are endowed for future research. In our first 5 years in conjunction with our corporate partner BSI Engineering over $450,000 has been raised for pancreatic cancer research and awareness. The GIVEHOPE Fund was founded in December of 2010 to raise funds to benefit Pancreatic Cancer Research, Education, Prevention, and Awareness Programs with preference given to the Greater Cincinnati area. In addition to supporting cancer research, funds may be used to increase community awareness; The 5 year survival rate for pancreatic cancer currently is 6%, unchanged for 30 years. It is the goal that progress can be made to reduce the fatality rate for pancreatic cancer one of the top 4 causes of cancer deaths (breast, lung, & colon the others). The fight against pancreatic cancer continues to be an uphill battle (The National Cancer institute spent 6 times more money on breast cancer research and 3 times more money on lung & colon cancer research) but progress is being made. In the first year GIVEHOPE in conjunction with BSI Engineering awarded $21,100 to the UC Pancreas Disease Team for their research project “Alternatively Spliced Tissue Factor a Novel Biomarker”. Dr. Bogdonov then received a $300,000 grant from National Institute of Health to continue his research. Only 7% of all grants across all medical fields receive NIH funding. Part of our second grant of $30,000 was used to host the 9th UC Pancreatic Cancer Symposium to educate doctors and nurses about the latest in pancreatic cancer research, symptoms, and treatment options. Our third grant in November 2013 of $35,000 was awarded to Dr Bogdanov to continue his research into Tissue Factor, he has applied for an additional 1 million dollars from NIH. Over $36,000 has been endowed at the West Chester Community Foundation to support future research and awareness programs. In March 2014 GIVEHOPE donated an infusion chair to UC Barrett Cancer Center Rooms that Rock makeover. In December of 2017 GIVEHOPE in conjunction with BSI Engineering announced a grant of $115,000.