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Forty six percent of contributions given to volunteers who will be going dooiv to-door this month in Rappahannock and elsewhere for the Cancer Society’s annual Crusade will be allocated to support research programs, medical grants and fellowships.
Last year in Virginia alone, the American Cancer Society shared 91,986,660 with state institutions battling to find a cure for the disease. The University of Virginia received 14 grants totalling $1,516,388; the Medical College of Virginia $209,918; Eastern Virginia Medical School $133,137 and Virginia Polytechnic Institute $129,217.
The next biggest portion of money collected in the April fund drive goes for public education and information. The Cancer Society allots 18 percent of its re
76.5%