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Fiscal Year 2024 Impact Report
(July 1, 2023 – June 30, 2024)

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Investing in Cancer Immunotherapy Research 

CRI’s research is guided by our renowned Scientific Advisory Council, led by 2018 Nobel laureate James P. Allison, PhD. CRI scientists around the world are leading the charge to fuel the next wave of immunotherapy treatments.

  • $22.8M

    Invested in research

  • 64

    Grants

  • 42

    Institutions

  • 7

    Countries

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James P. Allison, PhD
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
CRI Scientific Advisory Council Director 
2018 Nobel Laureate

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32

Postdoctoral Fellowships*

7

CLIP Awards 

(Clinic and Laboratory
Integration Program) 

5

Stars

(Scientists Taking Risks) 

5

Technology
Impact Awards

3

Clinical Innovator
Trials

1

Bioinformatics
Bootcamp

*Includes 3 Fellowships to Promote Racial Diversity and 4 Immuno-Informatics Fellowships

CRI is committed to building a community of scientific talent by supporting outstanding researchers across diverse disciplines. 
Our investment in fellowships, awards, 
and integration programs ensures that scientists are empowered to take risks, innovate, and bridge the gap between research and clinical practice.

  • Gavin Dunn

    Gavin Peter Dunn, MD, PhD
    Massachusetts General Hospital 

    Gavin Peter Dunn, MD, PhD, is a neurosurgeon-scientist studying how the immune system responds to brain tumors, a largely uncharted area of cancer research. While immunotherapies have revolutionized treatment for certain cancers, they have yet to make a significant impact on brain tumors, partly due to the complex biology and unique barriers present in the brain. Recently, Dr. Dunn made a groundbreaking discovery, identifying a subset of immune cells that behave differently in brain tumors—a finding that could be leveraged for developing new therapies. 

  • Chiara Falcomata

    Chiara Falcomatà, PhD 
    Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai 

    Pancreatic cancer is one of the most aggressive and deadly forms of cancer, with a grim prognosis and few effective treatment options. Its tumor environment cleverly evades the body’s immune response, rendering many therapies ineffective—a challenge scientists are still working to fully understand. Chiara Falcomatà, PhD, is at the forefront of research aimed at uncovering how pancreatic cancer cells outmaneuver the immune system. 

CRI is committed to bringing the promise of immunotherapy to more patients worldwide. With 29 cancers now treatable with immunotherapy, new FDA approvals, and nearly half of all newly diagnosed patients eligible, CRI’s impact is transforming lives on a global scale.

In FY2024, 83% of CRI’s total operating expenses went directly to supporting research and education programs. CRI consistently receives exemplary marks from watchdog groups, including an A Rating from CharityWatch, Platinum Seal of Transparency from GuideStar, and a 100% Four Stars rating from Charity Navigator. CRI is a proud member of the BBB Wise Giving Alliance, meeting all 20 standards of charity accountability.

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