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Bryan’s Dream Foundation
P.O. Box 20
Basking Ridge, NJ 07920
information@bryansdream.org

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At Bryan's Dream Foundation, we are committed to helping children with brain tumors and their families by all means - direct support, supporting hospitals that treat children and through pediatric brain tumor research.

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Welcome to Bryan's Dream Foundation!

Bryan's Dream Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization established in memory of Bryan Timothy Opremcak.

The purpose of the foundation is to fulfill Bryan's dream to provide hope & support to children with brain tumors and their families and to ensure that no child's life is ended prematurely.

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Application for Financial Assistance
May, 2011. Our Financial Assistance program is now accepting new applications. As our process has changed, please make sure you read and follow the new guidelines and instructions. The application information can be found HERE. Thank you.

2013 Bryan T. Opremcak Memorial Scholarship!

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Completed application forms must be postmarked by April 30th.

Facts about Brain Tumors

• Brain tumors are a leading cause of cancer death in children.

• Survival rates have improved only slightly in the past 25 years.

• The cause of most childhood brain tumors remains unknown.

• Children of all racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds are affected.

• Even “benign” brain tumors cause handicapping conditions such as seizure disorders.

• Newer treatments have improved the outcome for some malignant brain tumors, but others (and most recurrent tumors) remain generally incurable.

• Pediatric brain tumor research is under-funded, despite the extraordinary advances in molecular genetics which are waiting to be translated into curative therapies.

• More support for research is urgently needed.

• An estimated 2,200 children were expected to be diagnosed with brain tumors in the United States in 2005.