The new website for the Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation has finally launched! With the design and development expertise of Jason Keller from PAPA Advertising, the tireless efforts of the KCRF Executive Director Mark Neidig and Project Manager Cory Vaillancourt, the new Kanzius Website offers a totally new look and feel.
Check out some of the new features that are now available for users:
- News and Updates: everything "newsy" is in one concise location. One click to the most recent Kanzius in the News . View various video clips from our library. Read and download any issue of KCRF's "the Wave" Newsletter.
- Research: The number one reason new visitors come to the Kanzius website is in search of a better way to treat cancer. Now, research updates and the necessary validation of published research manuscripts are a click away- you can read about the current academic institutions and the experts that lead the Kanzius research.
- Donate: Updated and enhanced, now you can make a donation in memory or in honor of someone dear to you and identify the name and address of a person to acknowledge. For committed monthly giving, you now can make one gift and state if you would like the donation to occur weekly, every other week, monthly or several other options. Your credit card information is encrypted and maintained on a secure server. As always, KCRF does not share any of your personal information with outside sources. Please read our privacy policy located at the bottom of every page.
- Faces of the Fight: Probably the most impactful and meaningful part of our website - your stories. Each account shares how cancer has affected the life of a Kanzius follower and why they and their families are fighting until we get to human trials - and beyond! Do you have a story to share? Now you can submit it online.
We want to hear from you! What do you like? What suggestions do you have? Did we miss something? Please share your thoughts with us. That is why we have the new Kanzius.org! Enjoy�and keep Spreading the Wave!
Some excerpts of this press release were shared with permission by Mark Neidig, Executive Director