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More than 95 cents of every dollar raised by the CHEST Foundation goes toward advancing our mission-based programming, ranging from clinical research grants, to global and local community service projects, to patient education and disease awareness campaigns.
DONATIONS BY THE NUMBERS in 2017
300% INCREASE
176% INCREASE
Expanded our portfolio of educational products from 41 in 2016 to 72 in 2017. That number continues to grow in 2018!
460% INCREASE
Increased number of collaborative partners from 5 in 2016 to 23 in 2017.
Achieved a reach of more than 492 million impressions with our national disease awareness campaigns in COPD, asthma, lung cancer, and sarcoidosis
A gift at any level SUPPORTS these EFFORTS.
$100
provides four asthma training sessions for a community-based asthma educator.
$250
would supply a pulmonary referencer textbook for physicians in Tanzania who are learning bronchoscopy for the first time.
$500
helps cover travel expenses for 20 home visits to teach children with asthma—and their parents—how to better manage their condition.
$750
can fund a laptop computer and projector used to deliver chest medicine training for medical personnel in Africa.
$1,000
underwrites the production of a public service announcement that can educate millions of sports fans on risk factors for lung cancer.
$2,500
supports the cost of an airway mannequin used to educate and train physicians abroad on airway management, an essential skill in critical care medicine.
$5,000
can buy portable ultrasound equipment, enabling point-of-care ultrasound in Africa, offering real-time data for patient management.
$10,000
can fund clinical research that leads to advances in the diagnosis and treatment of obstructive sleep apnea in women.
$15,000
supports a lung health screening event for an underserved population at higher risk for COPD and other lung ailments.
$25,000
can help fund research investigating the factors that contribute to racial disparities in early palliative care among elderly patients with lung cancer.
Learn more and donate foundation.chestnet.org.
More than 95 cents of every dollar raised by the CHEST Foundation goes toward advancing our mission-based programming, ranging from clinical research grants, to global and local community service projects, to patient education and disease awareness campaigns.
DONATIONS BY THE NUMBERS in 2017
300% INCREASE
176% INCREASE
Expanded our portfolio of educational products from 41 in 2016 to 72 in 2017. That number continues to grow in 2018!
460% INCREASE
Increased number of collaborative partners from 5 in 2016 to 23 in 2017.
Achieved a reach of more than 492 million impressions with our national disease awareness campaigns in COPD, asthma, lung cancer, and sarcoidosis
A gift at any level SUPPORTS these EFFORTS.
$100
provides four asthma training sessions for a community-based asthma educator.
$250
would supply a pulmonary referencer textbook for physicians in Tanzania who are learning bronchoscopy for the first time.
$500
helps cover travel expenses for 20 home visits to teach children with asthma—and their parents—how to better manage their condition.
$750
can fund a laptop computer and projector used to deliver chest medicine training for medical personnel in Africa.
$1,000
underwrites the production of a public service announcement that can educate millions of sports fans on risk factors for lung cancer.
$2,500
supports the cost of an airway mannequin used to educate and train physicians abroad on airway management, an essential skill in critical care medicine.
$5,000
can buy portable ultrasound equipment, enabling point-of-care ultrasound in Africa, offering real-time data for patient management.
$10,000
can fund clinical research that leads to advances in the diagnosis and treatment of obstructive sleep apnea in women.
$15,000
supports a lung health screening event for an underserved population at higher risk for COPD and other lung ailments.
$25,000
can help fund research investigating the factors that contribute to racial disparities in early palliative care among elderly patients with lung cancer.
Learn more and donate foundation.chestnet.org.
More than 95 cents of every dollar raised by the CHEST Foundation goes toward advancing our mission-based programming, ranging from clinical research grants, to global and local community service projects, to patient education and disease awareness campaigns.
DONATIONS BY THE NUMBERS in 2017
300% INCREASE
176% INCREASE
Expanded our portfolio of educational products from 41 in 2016 to 72 in 2017. That number continues to grow in 2018!
460% INCREASE
Increased number of collaborative partners from 5 in 2016 to 23 in 2017.
Achieved a reach of more than 492 million impressions with our national disease awareness campaigns in COPD, asthma, lung cancer, and sarcoidosis
A gift at any level SUPPORTS these EFFORTS.
$100
provides four asthma training sessions for a community-based asthma educator.
$250
would supply a pulmonary referencer textbook for physicians in Tanzania who are learning bronchoscopy for the first time.
$500
helps cover travel expenses for 20 home visits to teach children with asthma—and their parents—how to better manage their condition.
$750
can fund a laptop computer and projector used to deliver chest medicine training for medical personnel in Africa.
$1,000
underwrites the production of a public service announcement that can educate millions of sports fans on risk factors for lung cancer.
$2,500
supports the cost of an airway mannequin used to educate and train physicians abroad on airway management, an essential skill in critical care medicine.
$5,000
can buy portable ultrasound equipment, enabling point-of-care ultrasound in Africa, offering real-time data for patient management.
$10,000
can fund clinical research that leads to advances in the diagnosis and treatment of obstructive sleep apnea in women.
$15,000
supports a lung health screening event for an underserved population at higher risk for COPD and other lung ailments.
$25,000
can help fund research investigating the factors that contribute to racial disparities in early palliative care among elderly patients with lung cancer.
Learn more and donate foundation.chestnet.org.