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Donation Info

When you register for the Coach Hep Indiana Cancer Challenge, you are helping to support the IU Simon Cancer Center and the Hoosier Oncology Group — two outstanding organizations with a "Don't Quit" approach to cancer research, treatment and education.

If racing isn't your thing, or if you can't make the May 14 event, make a donation.

You can give in three ways:

Mail Donations to:

Coach Hep Indiana Cancer Challenge
PO Box 8074
Bloomington, IN 47407

Make Checks Payable to:

Coach Hep Indiana Cancer Challenge

Be sure to include the name of the person you are supporting or who you are remembering!

We are a 501C3 non-profit organization. Click here to download our 1023 form.

For more information on our non-profit status, matching gifts, or donations, please contact Chris Hohman.

All donations help support the IU Simon Cancer Center and Hoosier Oncology Group.

Click the thank you note image below to read the full note regarding proceeds from the 2010 event.Thank You note from Hoosier Oncology Group

IU Simon Cancer Center

Nearly 40,000 patients seek the world-class care at the IU Simon Cancer Center each year. Located in Indianapolis, this Hoosier organization is ranked among the best cancer treatment and research centers in the country.

The center has received recognition for a number of its cancer treatments including:

In addition, the IU Simon Cancer Center works with Indiana State Department of Health and the American Cancer Society, Great Lakes Division to create a cancer control plan for Hoosiers.

Hoosier Oncology Group (HOG)

From their headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana, the Hoosier Oncology Group operates as a cancer research organization established to evaluate innovating and promising methods and approaches to cancer treatment.

A network of dedicated community and clinical research practitioners work in partnership to provide the best cancer treatment options to patients within their community.

Thanks to blood and tissue sample donations, HOG researchers are exploring new drugs and treatment strategies—and looking for ways to prevent cancer.

The biorepository established in 2006 stores and manages blood and tissue samples collected as part of HOG clinical research studies.

If you would like to learn more about tissue donation, visit Hoosier Oncology Group (HOG).

Sign up and help these great Hoosier organizations as they improve the lives of patients and work to eradicate cancer.

Don't Quit. Join the Fight.