ADVANCING BRAIN TUMOR AWARENESS & RESEARCH

Dallas Roots, Global Reach

The Nick Gonzales Foundation for Brain Tumor Research is dedicated to driving change by promoting equality in brain tumor awareness, treatment, and support. Our approach is to create a world where every individual facing a brain tumor diagnosis has the opportunity to receive the best care, support, and resources they need to live their lives to the fullest.

The Nick Gonzales Foundation’s Fight Against a Worldwide Disease

Raising Public Awareness of Early Warning Signs

We’re devoted to spreading awareness of subtle brain tumor and cancer signs, empowering early detection, and potentially saving lives through education

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Supporting Brain Tumor & Cancer Research

The Nick Gonzales Foundation funds cutting edge research to understand, treat, and find cures for brain tumors and cancer, driven by our faith in scientific progress.

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Advocating For Loved Ones & Families Affected

As many of us have been personally touched by the devastating impact of brain cancer, we work tirelessly towards providing vital resources for individuals & families navigating the challenges it brings.

About Us

Did You Know?

About 94,000 primary brain tumor diagnoses in the U.S. (malignant & benign) occur yearly, with roughly 24,000 being malignant, leading to ~18,300 deaths.

Glioblastoma accounts for 48% of all primary malignant brain tumors. There are only four FDA approved drugs - and one device - to treat Glioblastoma.

Glioblastoma remains the most aggressive malignant type, with poor survival rates, driving research into new approaches like targeted radiation and minimally invasive surgery.

Glioblastoma Awareness Day is the third Wednesday in July but it should not be the only day that you should decide to become educated on this disease.

The Story of Nick Gonzales

The Nick Gonzales Foundation for Brain Tumor Research came into being in 2007 as a tribute to Nick, a cherished husband, father, son, brother, and friend. Nick’s diagnosis of a stage IV GBM had a profound impact on his family. With no prior family history and the early warning signs going unnoticed, his journey inspired the foundation’s creation.

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Donate Today

The NGF Foundation has been an approved 501c3 charity since November 2007.

Through individual or corporate donations to in-kind donations for our events, there are many ways and opportunities to donate to the Foundation and MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

Ways to Donate

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Become a Sponsor

Become a sponsor at the Corporate Level, through Family Foundations, or as an Individual.

Create and sponsor your own fundraiser. Hold a Pampered Chef Party or another event where a portion of the sales are given to the Foundation.

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Get Involved & Volunteer

Volunteer for one of our key committees. There’s an opportunity for everyone to help from event planning to social media and sponsorship development. We are always looking for dedicated people to help support our cause and further our mission.

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Our Impact

At our core, we are dedicated to enhancing the lives of brain tumor patients. By fostering collaborative research and engaging with our community, we aim to bring hope and advancement in the battle against brain tumors.

Through our fundraising events and the generosity of our donors, we support organizations and individuals who are at the forefront of research in search of a cure.

Together, we can make a difference in this critical fight.

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ADVANCING BRAIN TUMOR AWARENESS & RESEARCH

Dallas Roots, Global Reach

The Nick Gonzales Foundation’s Fight Against a Worldwide Disease

Raising Public Awareness of Early Warning Signs

Supporting Brain Tumor & Cancer Research

Advocating For Loved Ones & Families Affected

Did You Know?

About 94,000 primary brain tumor diagnoses in the U.S. (malignant & benign) occur yearly, with roughly 24,000 being malignant, leading to ~18,300 deaths.

Glioblastoma accounts for 48% of all primary malignant brain tumors. There are only four FDA approved drugs - and one device - to treat Glioblastoma.

Glioblastoma remains the most aggressive malignant type, with poor survival rates, driving research into new approaches like targeted radiation and minimally invasive surgery.

Glioblastoma Awareness Day is the third Wednesday in July but it should not be the only day that you should decide to become educated on this disease.

The Story of Nick Gonzales

Ways to Help

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Donate Today

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Become a Sponsor

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Get Involved & Volunteer

Our Impact

“Cancer cannot cripple love, it cannot shatter hope, it cannot conquer the spirit.” – Unknown.

The Nick Gonzales Foundation
1732 Mayflower Drive, Carrollton, TX 75007
(469) 438-7001

ADVANCING BRAIN TUMOR AWARENESS & RESEARCH

Dallas Roots, Global Reach

The Nick Gonzales Foundation’s Fight Against a Worldwide Disease

Raising Public Awareness of Early Warning Signs

Supporting Brain Tumor & Cancer Research

Advocating For Loved Ones & Families Affected

Did You Know?

About 94,000 primary brain tumor diagnoses in the U.S. (malignant & benign) occur yearly, with roughly 24,000 being malignant, leading to ~18,300 deaths.

Glioblastoma accounts for 48% of all primary malignant brain tumors. There are only four FDA approved drugs - and one device - to treat Glioblastoma.

Glioblastoma remains the most aggressive malignant type, with poor survival rates, driving research into new approaches like targeted radiation and minimally invasive surgery.

Glioblastoma Awareness Day is the third Wednesday in July but it should not be the only day that you should decide to become educated on this disease.

The Story of Nick Gonzales

Ways to Help

1

Donate Today

2

Become a Sponsor

3

Get Involved & Volunteer

Our Impact

“Cancer cannot cripple love, it cannot shatter hope, it cannot conquer the spirit.” – Unknown.

The Nick Gonzales Foundation 1732 Mayflower Drive, Carrollton, TX 75007 (469) 438-7001​

The Nick Gonzales Foundation
1732 Mayflower Drive, Carrollton, TX 75007
(469) 438-7001