Paula and Rodger Riney Foundation's $1.5 Million Grant Boosts Blood Cancer Research

Supporting Blood Cancer Research

In a significant step towards advancing blood cancer research, the HealthTree Foundation, a nonprofit organization committed to finding cures through education and support, has received an impressive commitment from the Paula and Rodger Riney Foundation. This pledge features a matching grant of $1.5 million, aimed at amplifying contributions made to HealthTree's end-of-year appeal. The matching grant means that donations will have a tripled impact, enhancing funding for essential research efforts.

Importance of the Grant

The funds garnered through this campaign will directly fuel groundbreaking initiatives by HealthTree to address rare and complex blood cancers. As stated by Jenny Ahlstrom, the founder and CEO of HealthTree, this partnership exemplifies the generosity and belief in the nonprofit’s mission and innovative research model. The initiative emphasizes the power of community support, allowing individuals to maximize their philanthropic impact.

"We are deeply grateful to the Paula and Rodger Riney Foundation for their extraordinary generosity and confidence in our mission and research model," Ahlstrom expressed. "Their matching grant gives our community the opportunity to amplify the impact of every dollar raised. Together, we can fuel the discoveries that bring us closer to curing blood cancer once and for all."

About the Riney Foundation

The Paula and Rodger Riney Foundation is well-known for its substantial contributions to myeloma research, which became even more personal following Rodger's diagnosis with multiple myeloma. With over $80 million invested in medical research and collaboration across major institutions, this foundation continues to play a pivotal role in supporting organizations focused on scientific progress and innovation.

The matching grant not only showcases the Riney Foundation's commitment but also aligns with their objective of fostering research initiatives that push the boundaries of medical understanding in blood cancers.

How to Contribute

Those wishing to support this important cause can make their donations through HealthTree's end-of-year campaign via their website. Every contribution made will be matched by the Riney Foundation, making any donation significantly powerful in driving research forward.

About HealthTree Foundation

HealthTree Foundation operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, with a strong focus on empowering blood cancer patients through educational resources, support systems, and data-driven tools. Their innovative HealthTree Cure Hub platform bridges the gap between patients and researchers, aiming to expedite the journey toward potential cures for multiple myeloma and other forms of blood cancer. For further information on their activities and initiatives, visit their homepage.

This collaborative endeavor signifies a hopeful stride towards eradicating blood cancers, demonstrating how philanthropic efforts can effectively unite the healthcare community and those it serves.