Bringing Awareness and
Financial Support to
Ependymoma &
Brain Cancer Communities.
7TH ANNUAL CBCRC GOLF OUTING RECAP
Another record year!
We would like to offer our sincerest gratitude to all of our Volunteers, Sponsors, In Kind Donors and Golfers for yet again another wildly successful tournament! With this year’s efforts, we have raised $85,000 for donation! Bringing our seven-year total to over $385,000 donated!
A special thank you to Nikki Margeson of National Brain Tumor Society and Gwen Mysiak, Jon McGrath from P.U.N.T. Pediatric Cancer Collaborative for speaking at this year’s event. Sharing your mission and how our efforts support and drive success in what you do is very impactful for CBCRC’s community.
CBCRC got recognized!
Community Award Recipient- CERN Foundation
On Ependymoma Awareness Day (2025), we are deeply honored and humbled to share that the Childhood Brain Cancer Research Collaborative has been recognized by the National Brain Tumor Society and the CERN Foundation as the 1st Annual Community Award Recipient.
This award is a meaningful acknowledgment of the last 6 years of relentless work, advocacy, and love poured into supporting the ependymoma community. We accept this recognition on behalf of every family, researcher, and supporter who has walked this journey with us.
We continue our outstanding service, kindness, and endurance in representing our mission and uplifting the voices that matter most—those of children and families affected by ependymoma.
Our commitment remains unwavering: to drive research forward, support families with compassion, and fight for a future where no child faces brain cancer alone.
Thank you for standing with us.
We feel fortunate to have this continued relationship with a group who shares the same values of impact and difference-making.
Jonathan McGrath, Development Manager
When we think of the Childhood Brain Cancer Research Collaborative, we think of the words fortitude and grit.
Lauren Gainor, Assistant Vice President of Development
