
A major component of Rein in Sarcoma’s mission is to fund research directed toward developing new treatments and finding cures for sarcoma cancers. Since our inception in 2001 RIS has funded nearly $2 million to sarcoma research projects, primarily at the University of Minnesota, with an expansion to the Mayo Clinic, Children’s Hospitals, and Clinics of Minnesota in 2017. These research dollars in turn have resulted in additional grants totaling over $13 million in public and private funding to date.
Research Grants
Click to learn about the research we have funded at top research institutions such as the University of Minnesota, Mayo Clinic, Children’s Hospitals, and Clinics of Minnesota.
Research News

March 2020 Research Symposium
On March 25, 2022, the Rein in Sarcoma community hosted the annual Research Symposium where

2022 University of Minnesota Research Announcement
Rein in Sarcoma’s Board approved a $50,000 research grant to the University of Minnesota at

New Research Grant Announced
Rein in Sarcoma is excited to announce a $54,000 sarcoma research grant has been awarded

2022 Research Symposium
We invite you to join us for the Minnesota Sarcoma Research Conference 2022: Progress and

Sarcoma Specialist, Dr Brittany L. Siontis, featured on The Seam Podcast
The Seam Podcast Rein in Sarcomas supporter, Dr. Brittany L. Siontis, was recently interviewed by

Save the Date: 2022 Minnesota Sarcoma Research Conference – Progress and Promise
Rein in Sarcoma and Masonic Cancer Center, University of Minnesota are excited to sponsor the 2022
Sarcoma Doctors & Researchers
Meet the regional doctors and researchers involved in treating and researching sarcoma cancers. Click to read their profile.
Progress and Promise: Minnesota Sarcoma Research Conference
The Progress and Promise Sarcoma Research Conference is a forum for researchers to share their findings to RIS stakeholders and students and further the collaboration among RIS-sponsored researchers. The event is sponsored by Rein in Sarcoma and the University of Minnesota Masonic Cancer Center.