STRIDE Cancer Foundation is on a mission to fund the next generation of cancer researchers. We are raising funds to officially launch as a nonprofit organization and begin distributing student grants.
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STRIDE Cancer Foundation is on a mission to fund the next generation of cancer researchers—students who are studying how exercise and nutrition can improve cancer treatment, recovery, and remission.
Why This Matters:
Cancer treatment is evolving, but traditional methods like chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery often overlook the power of movement and diet. Research shows that exercise can improve treatment outcomes, reduce side effects, and enhance recovery. However, there is very little funding for students studying these connections.
That’s where STRIDE comes in.
We are raising funds to officially launch as a nonprofit organization and begin distributing research grants to undergraduate and graduate students studying the impact of exercise and nutrition on cancer outcomes.
Your donation will help:
✅ Cover nonprofit status registration costs (so future donations become tax-deductible!)
✅ Fund student-led research projects on movement, diet, and cancer care
Meet the Founder:
I'm Dr. Jimmy Bagley, a professor of exercise physiology and caner survivor. I founded STRIDE after my own treatment where I discovered firsthand how staying active can help you get through chemotherapy-and I want to help students be able to uncover the mechanisms of interactions among nutrition, exercise, and cancer treatments.
Every dollar we raise will help fund future researchers, bringing us closer to a future where exercise and nutrition are part of standard treatment regimens.
Donate today and help us make STRIDE a reality.
More information: https://stridecancer.org/about
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