Music Beats Cancer
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1300 I St NW Suite 400E
Washington, DC 20005 - (202) 251-2672
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Chamber Rating
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Jason Gordon
Wonderful organization! The work being done by Music Beats Cancer we hope will eventually provide better treatments for people fighting this fatal disease. Their honest, passionate and unique approach to funding for cancer research and treatments is the first of its kind. Thanks again for all you do for this cause.
Jul 13th, 2021 -
Melissa Ulbrick
Music Beats Cancer is an original organization looking to fund innovative ideas and support local musicians. I'm amazed by their hard work and mission.
Jun 18th, 2021 -
Danielle Grossman
This organization is a class act. They help fund scientific innovators who otherwise would not have the funds to develop their discoveries to help cure cancer. They work with amazing artists and always try and find ways to spread the word about the funding gap. The founder, is a passionate individual who is trying to make a difference. If someone is looking for a place to donate funds that can make a difference, I highly recommend Music Beats Cancer.
Jun 16th, 2021 -
Michael Brown
Music Beats Cancer evolved from Beats of Laughter and even earlier, a small biotech @MonaJhaveri started up called Foligo Therapeutics that had a promising innovation for ovarian cancer but that unfortunately, withered in what is known as "the Valley of Death" for lack of funding to progress through the full palette of clinical trials from proof of concept. Mona realized this situation represented a huge problem for the vast majority of small, underfunded biotechs who are often assumed to be "rich" because they are "private sector" start-ups. The reality in fact is quite different. Since big pharma (think @Pfizer; @J&J, etc) historically bets on those who have succeeded in going through all the proof of concept stages before they will fund biotech innovations - i.e. have fully derisked big pharma investments by going through the front-end innovation work - the net result is this: many potential cancer innovations for therapeutics, improved devices or even processes, never see the light of day. clearly, this impacts society at large who never receive the fruits of potential innovation that never make it through rigorous and costly FDA review processes. The Music Beats Cancer business model offers small emergent biotechs the opportunity to get non-diluted funding to complement other revenue streams that are key to successful drug (or other ) development in the war on cancer. While some companies like @Moderna eventually succeed and emerge and help solve a crucial global problem in the case of Covid-19, most do not have the wherewithal to make it through the Valley of Death. Hopefully the "grit" that Mona and Music Beats Cancer is demonstrating will lead to outcomes that the U.S. and the entire global community can benefit from through its support of small innovating biotechs who are linking up with musicians who for various reasons, want to amplify the creative work so many still-unknown small biotechs are undertaking, all under the radar. Time to emerge!
May 12th, 2021 -
Alan Moore
Music Beats Cancer does amazing work to crowdfund for cancer fighting technologies. They are one of the more innovative charities in the U.S. and I love everything they do!
May 11th, 2021
Contact Info
- (202) 251-2672
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Music Beats Cancer?
A The phone number for Music Beats Cancer is: (202) 251-2672.
Q Where is Music Beats Cancer located?
A Music Beats Cancer is located at 1300 I St NW Suite 400E, Washington, DC 20005
Q What days are Music Beats Cancer open?
A Music Beats Cancer is open:
Monday: 24 Hours
Tuesday: 24 Hours
Wednesday: 24 Hours
Thursday: 24 Hours
Friday: 24 Hours
Saturday: 24 Hours
Sunday: 24 Hours
Q How is Music Beats Cancer rated?
A Music Beats Cancer has a 5.0 Star Rating from 16 reviewers.
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Music Beats Cancer
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( 16 Reviews )Jason Gordon on Google
Wonderful organization! The work being done by Music Beats Cancer we hope will eventually provide better treatments for people fighting this fatal disease. Their honest, passionate and unique approach to funding for cancer research and treatments is the first of its kind. Thanks again for all you do for this cause.
Melissa Ulbrick on Google
Music Beats Cancer is an original organization looking to fund innovative ideas and support local musicians. I'm amazed by their hard work and mission.
Danielle Grossman on Google
This organization is a class act. They help fund scientific innovators who otherwise would not have the funds to develop their discoveries to help cure cancer. They work with amazing artists and always try and find ways to spread the word about the funding gap. The founder, is a passionate individual who is trying to make a difference. If someone is looking for a place to donate funds that can make a difference, I highly recommend Music Beats Cancer.
Michael Brown on Google
Music Beats Cancer evolved from Beats of Laughter and even earlier, a small biotech @MonaJhaveri started up called Foligo Therapeutics that had a promising innovation for ovarian cancer but that unfortunately, withered in what is known as "the Valley of Death" for lack of funding to progress through the full palette of clinical trials from proof of concept.
Mona realized this situation represented a huge problem for the vast majority of small, underfunded biotechs who are often assumed to be "rich" because they are "private sector" start-ups. The reality in fact is quite different.
Since big pharma (think @Pfizer; @J&J, etc) historically bets on those who have succeeded in going through all the proof of concept stages before they will fund biotech innovations - i.e. have fully derisked big pharma investments by going through the front-end innovation work - the net result is this: many potential cancer innovations for therapeutics, improved devices or even processes, never see the light of day. clearly, this impacts society at large who never receive the fruits of potential innovation that never make it through rigorous and costly FDA review processes.
The Music Beats Cancer business model offers small emergent biotechs the opportunity to get non-diluted funding to complement other revenue streams that are key to successful drug (or other ) development in the war on cancer. While some companies like @Moderna eventually succeed and emerge and help solve a crucial global problem in the case of Covid-19, most do not have the wherewithal to make it through the Valley of Death.
Hopefully the "grit" that Mona and Music Beats Cancer is demonstrating will lead to outcomes that the U.S. and the entire global community can benefit from through its support of small innovating biotechs who are linking up with musicians who for various reasons, want to amplify the creative work so many still-unknown small biotechs are undertaking, all under the radar.
Time to emerge!
Alan Moore on Google
Music Beats Cancer does amazing work to crowdfund for cancer fighting technologies. They are one of the more innovative charities in the U.S. and I love everything they do!
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