Cruise for a Kure

In partnership with the CSSA and presented by Extra Space Storage and OpenTech Alliance/Storage Treasures, please join us on the 8th Annual Cruise for a Kure after the CSSA Owner's Summit on Thursday, July 21, 2016.

Welcome to Kure It Cancer Research

Kure It Cancer Research provides funding for innovative research projects focused on kidney cancer and other underfunded cancers. The funds raised through Kure It directly support groundbreaking research at leading cancer centers.

Rivals United for a Kure – We Will Win in the fight against cancer

Inspired by A City Divided, the first ever documentary about the UCLA and USC football rivalry, Rivals United for a Kure is an annual fundraising campaign designed to bring sports communities together to “Fight for a Kure”. In the first year of the inaugural campaign, $300,000 was raised! The funds were divided equally and $150,000 each went to USC Norris and UCLA Jonsson Cancer Centers for the immediate support of underfunded cancer research projects.

To learn more, please watch this video. Or, visit the Rivals United website.

$4 Million in Cancer Research Awards

It is because of your support that Kure It is able to directly fund translational research projects – projects that go quickly from the laboratory to practical application in the clinic. Since being founded in 2007, Kure It has awarded $4 million to lead cancer centers across the United States. Check back for news of our 2015 grants...coming soon!

To learn more about these projects. Click here

Charity Storage

Charity Storage donates 30% of all proceeds to Kure It Cancer Research. Check out the website at www.charitystorage.org to see how you can get involved!

Become a Digital Volunteer for Kure It Cancer Research

Click here to enroll with Op4G, aka Opinions for Good. It works like this: You get paid to take online surveys, and designate all or part of your "pay" to Kure It. It's easy, convenient, and free to participate. Learn more here.

Welcome to
Kure It
Cancer Research

Rivals United for a Kure – We Will Win in the fight against cancer

Inspired by A City Divided, the first ever documentary about the UCLA and USC football rivalry, Rivals United for a Kure is a fundraising campaign designed to bring sports communities together to “Fight for a Kure”. In the first year of the inaugural campaign, $300,000 was raised! The funds were divided equally and $150,000 each went to USC Norris and UCLA Jonsson Cancer Centers for the immediate support of underfunded cancer research projects.

To learn more, please watch this video.

Every Little Bit Counts: The Self-Storage Industry Fights Cancer

One pillar of Kure It’s fundraising success is raising lots of money by involving many people, giving small amounts, on a regular basis. The self storage industry has been the catalyst to this effort by implementing such programs as the Round Up for Research and Store for the Kure, our two owner and tenant donation plans.

$1.4 Million in Cancer Research Rewards

It is because of your support that Kure It is able to directly fund translational research projects – projects that go quickly from the laboratory to practical application in the clinic. In 2012 alone, Kure It granted $900,000 to lead cancer centers across the United States.

To learn more about these projects. Click here

Kure It's Story

The idea to establish Kure It came after Barry Hoeven was diagnosed with kidney cancer in 1998 while on a family vacation. Over the past 17 years, Barry and his family have been battling this disease on two fronts, personally, and by establishing Kure It to fund research. While Barry battles kidney cancer himself, he is continually focused on his goal for Kure It - to grant $1 million for research each year.

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589,430

will die from cancer this year in the U.S.

$5,000,000

raised by Kure It since 2007

Where does your money go?

Every dollar you donate takes us one step closer to making cancer a disease of the past. Your support sustains current research projects designed to go quickly from the lab to patient care. To learn more about the researchers we support, click here.

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