St. Louis Men’s Group Against Cancer Grants $407,000 To Support Cancer Patients And Research In 2025

St. Louis Men’s Group Against Cancer Grants $407,000 To Support Cancer Patients And Research In 2025

The St. Louis Men’s Group Against Cancer (STLMGAC) continues to strengthen its commitment to the local community by awarding $407,000 in grants to 17 organizations in 2025.

These grants were distributed during the group’s annual luncheon, an event that not only highlighted financial contributions but also shared powerful stories of survival, support, and progress in the fight against cancer.

A Detailed Look at the $407,000 in Grants

The grants were distributed following a comprehensive review process led by the STLMGAC Medical Advisory Committee, chaired by Dr. Gary Singer.

The committee ensured funds were allocated to organizations that directly contribute to cancer care, research, and support services across the St. Louis region.

Below is a table listing this year’s grant recipients:

OrganizationArea of Impact
American Cancer SocietyResearch and advocacy
BJC HealthcarePatient care and oncology
Camp RainbowPediatric cancer support
The Cancer Support CommunityMental health and wellness
Children’s Miracle NetworkPediatric services
Friends of Kids with CancerEmotional and educational support
Gateway to HopeMedical care access for women
HavenHouse St. LouisHousing for treatment families
Make-A-WishLife-changing wishes for kids
Mercy Health FoundationCancer program support
Missouri Baptist Cancer CenterCommunity care and screening
Ronald McDonald House Charities of St. LouisLodging for cancer families
Siteman Cancer CenterAdvanced cancer research
St. Louis Children’s Hospital FoundationPediatric cancer treatment
Washington University School of MedicineMedical research and training

Each recipient plays a unique and vital role in helping patients navigate the overwhelming journey of cancer diagnosis, treatment, and recovery.

Empowering Local Impact Through Generosity

Chairman Neil Marglous emphasized the importance of community-driven initiatives, stating,

“Our organization continues to make a meaningful difference by supporting cancer research, programming, and patient care right here in our very own community.”

The annual grant luncheon acts as the culminating event for the group’s fundraising efforts, offering a moment to reflect on achievements and future goals.

Attendees included survivors, healthcare professionals, and community leaders, all witnessing how their contributions directly improve lives.

More Than Just a Check: Stories of Survival and Strength

Throughout the event, guests heard from cancer survivors and families who have personally benefited from the work of these partner organizations.

Their stories brought a human face to every dollar donated, reaffirming the group’s mission to fund not only treatments but also hope, comfort, and continuity of care.

A Legacy of Service Since 1969

Founded in 1969, the St. Louis Men’s Group Against Cancer has now surpassed $6 million in total funds raised.

The nonprofit supports more than 40 charities and continues to grow as a leading force in community-based cancer care and scientific advancement.

Its success lies in its independence, transparency, and unrelenting focus on local needs and global solutions.

By remaining committed to its founding principles, STLMGAC has become a trusted ally in the war against cancer in Missouri and beyond.

How the Community Can Get Involved

Residents can support the group’s mission by:

  • Attending fundraising events
  • Making tax-deductible donations
  • Volunteering with supported organizations
  • Sharing survivor stories to raise awareness

For more details or to contribute, visit www.mensgroupagainstcancer.org or call (314) 786-5950.

The $407,000 in grants awarded by the St. Louis Men’s Group Against Cancer this year signifies more than financial assistance—it represents lives saved, families supported, and futures brightened.

With a legacy spanning over five decades, the organization proves that community compassion and action remain vital weapons in the fight against cancer.

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