The Community Research Collaboration Awards from the California Breast Cancer Research Program fund collaborative, community-driven breast cancer research between local organizations and academic researchers in California.
Funder: California Breast Cancer Research Program
Due Dates: October 16, 2026 (Planning Award) | March 4, 2027 (Pilot Award)
Funding Amounts: Planning: up to $25,000 (12 months) | Pilot: up to $200,000 (18 months) | Full: up to $600,000 (3 years)
Summary: Supports collaborative, community-driven breast cancer research by California-based partnerships between community organizations and academic researchers.
Key Information: Both a California-based community organization and an academic researcher are required as co-PIs.
The Community Research Collaboration (CRC) Awards, offered by the California Breast Cancer Research Program (CBCRP), are designed to foster equitable partnerships between California-based community organizations and academic researchers. These awards support research projects that address significant breast cancer challenges relevant to California communities, integrating local knowledge and scientific expertise. The CRC program funds teams to collaboratively identify research questions, design studies, gather and analyze data, and disseminate findings to both community members and the scientific community, with the goal of informing public health strategies and reducing the burden of breast cancer.