2024-05-09T14:53:47Z 2023-12-31 990 2023-01-01 205799367 HOPE FUNDS FOR CANCER RESEARCH HOPE 4018473286 174 BELLEVUE AVE STE 208 NEWPORT RI 02840 Douglas Augenthaler Finance Committee 4018473286 2024-05-09 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z Tracy Wilson Kooyman 174 Bellevue Ave Suite 208 Newport RI 02840 901936 false X www.hope-funds.org X 2006 RI The mission of Hope Funds for Cancer Research is to encourage investigation of innovative cancer treatment and detection for the most difficult-to-treat and understudied cancers. 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In addition, interim six-month progress reports are to be provided to HFCR. All reports are kept strictly confidential. The goal of the reports is two-fold. First, the reports serve as an auditing tool to monitor research progress and assure that the Fellows research is on target with the funded project. Second, the reports allow the HFCR to identify common topics of interest among the Fellows as well as keep track of who is attending what conferences so that networking opportunities may be arranged to foster social interactions. At the end of months 5, 17 and 29 of funding, Fellows must submit an informal progress report, via email, that includes: 1. A summary of research performed during the 6-month period. 2. A bibliography of publications, or submissions, during the period. 3. Intellectual property disclosures filed with the institutions technology transfer office, if any patents have been filed or granted. At the end of the 11th and 23rd months of funding, Fellows must submit a detailed progress report, not to exceed five pages, single spaced in a 12 point font that includes: 1. A summary of research performed during the award year and evaluation of the results. The summary should be technical, but targeted to a general scientific audience. It should be sufficiently detailed such that the Fellows research activities over the award year are clearly articulated. Figures and references may be included if appropriate (as additional pages). The report must be signed by both the Fellow and Sponsor. 2. A brief, lay abstract of research performed during the award year, including how the research is innovative and relevant to difficult-to-treat cancers. The lay summary should not exceed 300 words. 3. A bibliography of submitted or published papers from the award year (submit pdf copies of papers). 4. A list of conference and seminars to be attended and presentations to be given during the year. 5. A list of conferences and seminars attended and presentations given during the award year. 6. A brief summary, from the Sponsor, assessing the Fellows scientific progress and professional development. 7. A completed grantee intellectual property disclosure form. 8. A completed expense allowance usage form. Prior to the completion of the fellowship, Fellows must submit: 1. A summary of research performed during the period of the Fellowship and evaluation of the results. The summary should be technical, but targeted to a general scientific audience. It should be sufficiently detailed such that the Fellows research activities over the award period are clearly articulated. Figures and references may be included if appropriate. The report must be signed by both the Fellow and Sponsor. 2. Two abstracts (one lay and one scientific) of their accomplishments over the term of the award. 3. A bibliography of all publications resulting from the research (submit pdf copies of publications). 4. A list of conferences and seminars attended and presentations given during the award year. 5. A statement indicating how the HFCR award made a difference to the Fellow. 6. A statement of future plans. 7. An up-to-date curriculum vitae. 8. A brief summary, from the Sponsor, assessing the Fellows scientific progress and professional development. 9. A completed intellectual property disclosure form. Part III, Line 4d Honoree Medals & Diplomas: The recognition of accomplishments in the various fields relating to cancer; Professional Services; & administrative relative to program services. Part VI, Line 11b The organization's Treasurer distributes the completed Form 990 to the Trustees and offers a comments/questions period with one-on-one response. Feedback from this period is presented in the Treasurer's report to the Board of Trustees at a meeting prior to filing the Form 990 and its accompanying schedules with the IRS. Part VI, Line 12c The Hope Funds Audit Committee requests annual disclosures of financial conflicts of all voting Trustees. The disclosure requests the following information: any material interest, direct or indirect, in any transaction, policy or management issue. The Audit Committee also requires disclosures of all parties believed to be able to influence the selection of Grantees. The requested disclosures cover transaction, indebtedness and control relating to the potential grantees as well. Part VI, Line 19 The Conflict of Interest Policy and the Annual Financial Audit with notes and opinion are available on our website, www.hopefunds. org, and upon request. Our by-laws are available on request. Part XII, Line 2c The organization's Treasurer distributes the audit to the Trustees and offers a comments/questions period with one-on-one response.