BY RICHARD L. PLOTKIN, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR — 05/18/18 05:00 PM EDT THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY CONTRIBUTORS ARE THEIR OWN AND NOT THE VIEW OF THE HILL The “right to try” bill
2017 Roar Beyond Barriers Impact Report In 2017, the Max Cure Foundation was able to disburse $68,290 in financial assistance through the Roar Beyond Barriers Program. This covered a
Improving Childhood Cancer Survivorship by Monitoring and Detoxifying Metals In the early part of 2017 the Max Cure Foundation, as a result of a grant provided by the RS Reynolds
Max Cure’s Advocacy Efforts Against the Harmful Right to Try Legislation The Max Cure Foundation’s advocacy efforts round out our three-prong mission and sometimes place members of our executive team
Psychosocial Funding Makes an Impact to Support Child Life Services at Maimonides in New Jersey Max Cure Foundation recently awarded a grant to Maimonides Medical Center as a stop-gap measure
The Max Cure Foundation’s Aggressive Research Mission and Continued Legacy of Support for Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Almost ten years ago, Max Plotkin sat anxiously in a small exam
Dear Friends and Colleagues, Ten weeks ago, our son Max woke up favoring his left arm. After my wife Annemarie touched his elbow and he cried out in pain, she
One of the three pillars of Max Cure’s mission is funding research. Since our beginning, when Max was diagnosed in 2007 and fighting for his life, the understanding solidified that
Max Cure’s Executive Director Jonathan Agin is featured in Real Clear Health. “As the Executive Director of the Max Cure Foundation, I am no longer fighting for my daughter and
Applying for Benefits for Pediatric Cancer Introduction by Jonathan Agin, JD, Executive Director As a childhood cancer nonprofit organization, the Max Cure Foundation (MCF) continually engages in the fight against
