National Cancer Center Hospital

Message from Donors

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  A(Female, 60s):

  I am really happy about the start of The FUTURE Project.
  I believe that the accumulation of small steps will one day lead to a big leap forward.
  Though my contribution may be modest, I hope it will be useful for future research.

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  B(Male, 30s):

  I made this donation because I wanted to donate to something that would bring hope to children with pediatric cancer. I hope that in the future, more people will be able to say, “I had pediatric cancer, but now I’m living a happy life.”

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  C(Female, 50s):

  My daughter, who is in the AYA generation (young adults, generally aged 15-39), is battling a rare cancer. Because there are very few new drugs and treatment options for rare cancers, I think many patients feel hopeless. I sincerely hope that research will progress and the day will come when even rare cancers with few cases can be cured with treatment.

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  D(Male, 70s):

  My wife was treated for a rare cancer at the National Cancer Center Hospital, and we were very grateful for the care we received. Unfortunately, she has passed away, but I sincerely hope that the results of this project will help as many people as possible who are suffering from rare, pediatric, and refractory cancers. I will donate to support the future of treatment in these areas.

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  E(Female, 40s):

  My elementary school daughter was doing some research on cancer for her independent research and learned for the first time that research on rare, pediatric, and refractory cancers is difficult to advance. Although it’s not much, she would like to start supporting the research by donating her own money.