Support melanoma research

Philanthropy provides flexible support for research questions that may be difficult to fund through conventional grant programs. Donations can help us generate early data, train early-career scientists, maintain patient-derived tumor models, and develop and test potential new therapies for people with melanoma, including rare forms of the disease.

To discuss supporting the Roy Lab, contact Dr. Simon Roy at simon.roy2@mcgill.ca. Donations must be arranged and processed through approved McGill or Goodman Cancer Institute channels. Please do not send credit card, banking, or other financial information by email. You can also review the Goodman Cancer Institute’s ways to give.

Philanthropic support is separate from clinical care and does not provide access to medical consultation, diagnosis, or treatment. The Roy Lab and this website do not provide legal, tax, financial, or medical advice.

The Roy Lab gratefully acknowledges research funding and philanthropic support from:

• V Foundation for Cancer Research
• Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network
• Fonds de recherche du Québec, Santé
• Montreal General Hospital Foundation through the Elaine T. and Charles H. Peters Award in Medical Oncology
• Bob Lavoie Family
• Deborah Ann Del Torto Memorial Fund

This website is for research, education, recruitment, collaboration, and philanthropy information only. Its content is not medical advice and should not be used to diagnose or treat any condition. Do not use the lab email address to ask about patient care or send personal health information. Patients should direct clinical questions to their treating physician or care team.