About Ceo Roundtable on Cancer
The CEO Roundtable on Cancer brings together the nation's top executives to reduce cancer risk, enable early diagnosis, facilitate access to treatment, and hasten the discovery of effective therapies. Making progress toward the elimination of cancer as a personal disease and public health problem since 2001.
Focus Areas
oncology researchcancer prevention and controlearly detectionclinical trial data sharingAI/ML tools for oncologyimmune-related adverse events safety
Who They Fund
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About Ceo Roundtable on Cancer
CEO Roundtable on Cancer Inc. uses grants to advance its Going4Gold initiative, with recent awards supporting HBCUs and HSIs as they build prevention, early-detection, and workplace health programs around the CEO Cancer Gold Standard framework. The largest recent grant in the data went to Meharry Medical College in Nashville for $47,500, followed by support for Medgar Evers College Educational Foundation in Brooklyn and Shaw University in Raleigh. That pattern points to institution-level funding tied to cancer risk reduction and access to care rather than individual awards. The organization’s broader work includes oncology research, cancer data-sharing, regulatory science, and AI-enabled tools for oncology, but the recent grant list shows a very specific emphasis on the Going4Gold initiative in 2025. Grants in that program reached universities and college foundations in Tennessee, New York, North Carolina, and Alabama, all within the United States. With annual grants of $168,477 and total assets of $2,522,702, the foundation’s giving appears targeted and programmatic rather than broad-based.
What Ceo Roundtable on Cancer Funds
A clear thread in the recent grants is support for institutions implementing the Going4Gold framework. Meharry Medical College received $47,500 in 2025 for the initiative, and Shaw University received $35,000 for the same purpose, showing direct support for HBCU participation. The foundation also backed Medgar Evers College Educational Foundation with $36,000 through Going4Gold, extending the effort to an HSI-linked institution in Brooklyn. Another award went to Winston-Salem State University for $27,677, again tied to Going4Gold. Beyond campus health work, the organization’s active programs point to oncology research, data sharing, and machine-learning applications in cancer imaging through Project Data Sphere and FDA-PDS symposia. The grant program descriptions emphasize research, data initiatives, and strategic collaborations that accelerate oncology discovery.
How Ceo Roundtable on Cancer Gives
The recent grants cluster tightly around the program’s typical award level: p25 is $27,677, median is $35,000, and p75 is $36,000. One award sits above that band at $47,500, while another is $22,300, suggesting a relatively narrow grant-size range. The data show repeated support in 2025 for the Going4Gold initiative rather than a one-off mix of unrelated gifts. The foundation is not a fund for individuals, and it does not make program-related investments. Several active programs accept unsolicited requests, including FDA-PDS symposia, Going for Gold, and Project Data Sphere research programs; community grants and scholarships are listed as non-unsolicited.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$14K
Total Assets
$2.8M
Total Revenue
$1.3M
Total Expenses
$1.4M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $28K and $36K, with a median of $35K.
25th Percentile
$28K
Median
$35K
75th Percentile
$36K
Geographic Reach
Regional5 states funded
Funding intensity
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Leadership
JULIE MILLER
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