There are many ways to get involved with us at The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation this April to make a difference! Here are some ideas:
1. Create a fundraiser!
Make a big impact! Create your own custom, fundraising page. Click the “fundraise” button below to get started. Remember to share your page with your family and friends and on social media!
2. Share on social media!
First, make sure you are following us on social media.
Our event organizers work hard to bring these fantastic events to their local cities/towns. Visit our website to sign up for our in-person and virtual events in New Jersey, Connecticut, Missouri, Colorado and Brooklyn, New York.
The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation awarded FIVE research grants and while it is a tremendous accomplishment, esophageal cancer research is critically underfunded. Plus, lack of awareness and no routine or standard screenings leave many individuals facing advanced prognosis with limited treatment options.
When you make a donation to our charity you are directly supporting esophageal cancer awareness, early detection and research. All donations can be made one-time or recurring, are tax-deductible and go to our mission!
Before you go! Learn the facts!
-Esophageal cancer increased 733% in the past four decades.
-Esophageal cancer is one of the fastest growing cancers in the United States and western world.
-Esophageal cancer has an overall 5-year survival rate of only 21.7%.
-There are no routine or standard screenings.
-Symptoms often arise late, once the cancer has spread.
-Stage IV has a survival rate of 5.6%.
-Esophageal cancer research is critically underfunded.
-In 2016, an estimated $1.6 billion was spent on esophageal cancer care in the United States.
-2024 estimates for esophageal cancer: 22,370 diagnoses & 16,130 deaths.
The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation is a registered 501(c)3 organization. EIN: 45-3633809.
Please join The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation in welcoming Bond Excavation, LLC, Gold Sponsor of the 2nd Annual Walk to Remember James Francis Urian Esophageal Cancer Awareness. The event is in memory of James Francis Urian who passed away in April 2022.
The 2nd Annual Walk to Remember James Francis Urian Esophageal Cancer Awareness will take place in person and virtually!
The in-person event will take place on Saturday, April 20, 2024, at Rocky Neck State Park in Niantic, CT. Guests can also virtually participate in the event on either Saturday, April 20 or Sunday, April 21, 2024.
In-person tickets: Tickets are $20 in advance by Thursday, April 20, 2024, at 5:00 PM ET. Tickets are $25 day of the event. Cash and check are the only forms of payment accepted the day of the event.
Virtual tickets: $20 in advance until Sunday, April 23, 2024, 11:55 PM, EST.
The 2nd Annual Walk to Remember James Francis Urian- Esophageal Cancer Awareness & Research will benefit The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity working to raise awareness, encourage early detection, and fund research of esophageal cancer…in hopes of a cure.™
Esophageal Cancer Research:
2015: First esophageal cancer research grant awarded.
2018: Second esophageal cancer research grant awarded.
2023: Salgi awards THREE additional grants for esophageal cancer research.
Esophageal Cancer Awareness & Early Detection:
The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation has also raised awareness and encouraged early detection both nationally AND internationally since 2011. Your continued support directly impacts and sustains this mission!
In Hopes of a CURE™!
#SalgiWalkJamesUrian
Whether you are participating in-person or virtually, please remember to take pictures during your walk or run! When posting your photos on social media, use the hashtag #SalgiWalkJamesUrian and tag us @SalgiFoundation. Social media pages/profiles must be public for us to view and share. You can also email them to salgifoundation @ gmail . com to be posted!
Virtual event information:
Virtual guests of the 2nd Annual Walk to Remember James Francis Urian- Esophageal Cancer Awareness & Research, can participate in their neighborhood, on a trail, bike path, track, by the ocean, river, or wherever guests would like to walk or run. Guests can also bicycle, rollerblade, skateboard, swim, the possibilities are endless! Since the virtual event is not timed, guests are able to participate at their own pace, at any time on Saturday or Sunday.
The event is in loving memory of James Francis Urian
This annual fundraiser is in honor of James Urian: husband, father, PopPop, brother, uncle, cousin and friend, who passed away from esophageal cancer on April 2, 2022.
Through this first annual event, Jimmy’s family hopes to spread awareness of esophageal cancer, advocate for families facing this disease and raise money to help fund research. Esophageal cancer is currently underfunded. Jimmy’s family hopes that more targeted treatments and immunotherapies will be developed with the help of contributions through Jimmy’s annual walk to remember him.
Jimmy’s journey with esophageal cancer was typical like the many others who suffer from the disease. The worrisome signs of hiccups, heartburn, and reflux were dismissed, and an endoscopy was only scheduled after Jimmy began having difficulty swallowing and keeping food down. On December 27, 2021, Jimmy was diagnosed with stage IV esophageal cancer in two spots, thus beginning his short journey.
Jimmy was the youngest of three children, husband to Dawn, father to Kai-Leigh (Matt) and Justin (Morgan), and PopPop to six beautiful grandchildren: Emmett James, Colton Harris, Hallie Blake, Charlotte Jane, Teagan Rose and Maria Stella. He was a brother to Jeanne (Tom) and Bobby (Claudia), an uncle to several nieces and nephews and friend to many.
Jimmy had many interests: hunting, gardening, making soupy, dirt bike riding and the list goes on.
Most of all Jimmy is extremely missed by all who knew him, especially his family. He may be gone, but definitely not forgotten.
Donations are welcome!
If you are unable to participate but would still like to make a difference, you can donate to the event. Also, everyone can create an online custom fundraising page to help make an even bigger impact.
-Esophageal cancer increased 733% in the past four decades.
-Esophageal cancer is one of the fastest growing cancers in the United States and western world.
-Esophageal cancer has an overall 5-year survival rate of only 21.7%.
-There are no routine or standard screenings.
-Symptoms often arise late, once the cancer has spread.
-Stage IV has a survival rate of only 5.6%.
-Esophageal cancer research is critically underfunded.
-In 2016, an estimated $1.6 billion was spent on esophageal cancer care in the United States.
-2024 estimates for esophageal cancer: 22,370 diagnoses & 16,130 deaths.
Make a difference!
Join The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation to help make a difference against esophageal cancer. Whether you walk, run, volunteer, sponsor or donate, your involvement will directly support this life-saving mission. Thank you!
The month of April is dedicated to this life-saving mission. Even though The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation is hard at work, year-round, April is a special time to come together to make a difference!
Join us this month as we continue to raise awareness, encourage early detection and fund research of esophageal cancer…in hopes of a CURE™!
Esophageal cancer is one of the fastest and deadliest cancers in the United States, United Kingdom and other western countries.
The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation awarded two research grants, the first in 2015 and the second in 2018. The research awarded in 2018, a breath test for esophageal cancer, is currently underway.
We are honored to share that in 2023, The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation awarded THREE grants for esophageal cancer research. All grants are awarded in honor of all who have been affected by esophageal cancer.
While these are tremendous accomplishments, esophageal cancer research is critically underfunded and medical researchers continuously inquire about funding. We are working to fund MORE worthy research for esophageal cancer!
In addition, due to lack of awareness and no routine or standard screenings, many individuals typically face advanced prognosis with limited treatment options.
Now more than ever your support is critically needed to enable this charity to fulfill our mission.
When you make a donation to our charity you are directly supporting esophageal cancer awareness, early detection and research. Donations can be made one-time or recurring, are tax-deductible and go to our mission!
Make an even bigger impact! Create your own custom, fundraising page. Click the “fundraise” button below to get started.
Learn the Facts
-Esophageal cancer increased 733% in the past four decades.
-Esophageal cancer is one of the fastest growing cancers in the United States and western world.
-Esophageal cancer has an overall 5-year survival rate of only 21.7%.
-There are no routine or standard screenings.
-Symptoms often arise late, once the cancer has spread.
-Stage IV has a survival rate of 5.6%.
-Esophageal cancer research is critically underfunded.
-In 2016, an estimated $1.6 billion was spent on esophageal cancer care in the United States.
-2024 estimates for esophageal cancer: 22,370 diagnoses & 16,130 deaths.
2024 Infographic
Save the infographic below and share it on social media to raise awareness. Tag us in your posts. @SalgiFoundation
The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation is a registered 501(c)3 organization. EIN: 45-3633809.
Join The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation this month as we continue to raise awareness, encourage early detection and fund research of esophageal cancer…in hopes of a CURE™!
Esophageal cancer is one of the fastest and deadliest cancers in the United States, United Kingdom and other western countries.
The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation awarded two research grants, the first in 2015 and the second in 2018. The research awarded in 2018, a breath test for esophageal cancer, is currently underway.
We are honored to share that we just opened our Grant Program for the third time and plan to award funding in 2023. All grants are awarded in honor of all the men and women affected by esophageal cancer.
While these are tremendous accomplishments, esophageal cancer research is critically underfunded and medical researchers continuously inquire about funding. We are working to fund MORE worthy research for esophageal cancer!
In addition, due to lack of awareness and no routine or standard screenings, many individuals typically face advanced prognosis with limited treatment options.
Now more than ever, your support is critically needed to enable this charity to fulfill our mission.
Donate Today!
Donate today to our ‘April is Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month’ Facebook fundraiser! Facebook makes it easy to donate and share the campaign. 100% of all donations go directly towards our mission. Click the button or link below.
Save the infographic below and share it on social media to help raise awareness. Tag us in your posts. @SalgiFoundation
Don’t forget to sign up!
Visit our website to sign up for our in-person and virtual events in Connecticut, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Minnesota, Missouri, Colorado and Brooklyn, New York.
Please join us in welcoming Greystone Financial Group, LLC, Gold Sponsor of Linda’s Trail of Love, 1st Annual Esophageal Cancer 5K Run/Walk. The event is hosted by The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation. Guests decide if they would like to participate in the virtual event on Saturday, April 30, 2022 or Sunday May 1, 2022.
Linda’s Trail of Love, 1st Annual Esophageal Cancer 5K Run/Walk, can take place in a neighborhood, on a trail, bike path, track, by the ocean, river, or wherever guests would like to walk or run. It’s important to remember that by participating in the virtual event guests must still comply with all local social distancing guidelines.
Guests can also bicycle, rollerblade, skateboard, swim, the possibilities are endless! Since the virtual event is not timed, guests are able to participate at their own pace, at any time on Saturday or Sunday. Guests may sign up as an individual or as a virtual team. Everywhere Linda walked, she spread love. Let’s do the same in her memory. Sign up today! Tickets are $20 in advance; $25 day of the virtual event. Visit: http://salgiwalkforlinda2022.eventbrite.com/
Linda’s Trail of Love, 1st Annual Esophageal Cancer 5K Run/Walk. will benefit The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity working to raise awareness, encourage early detection and fund research of esophageal cancer…in hopes of a cure.™
In 2015, The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation awarded esophageal cancer research funding for the very first time. In November 2018, The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation awarded esophageal cancer research funding for the second time. Funded research is currently underway!
The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation has raised national AND international awareness since 2011. Your continued support directly impacts and sustains this mission!
Please remember to take pictures during your walk or run! When posting your photos on social media, use the hashtag #SalgiWalkforLinda and tag us @SalgiFoundation . You can also email them to salgifoundation@gmail.com to be posted!
The virtual event is in loving memory of Ms. Linda Klueber.
This first annual fundraiser is in honor of Linda Klueber – Mother, daughter, sister, friend, aunt, nurse, volunteer, and hero – who passed away from esophageal cancer on September 30, 2021.
Through this first annual event, Linda’s family hopes to spread awareness of esophageal cancer, advocate for families facing this disease, and raise money to help fund research. Esophageal cancer is currently underfunded, Linda’s family hopes that more targeted treatments and immunotherapies will be developed with the help of contributions through Linda’s Trail of Love,1st Annual Esophageal Cancer 5K Run/Walk.
Linda’s journey with esophageal cancer was typical of the many others who suffer from this disease. The worrisome signs of heartburn and reflux were dismissed, and an endoscopy was only scheduled after Linda began having difficulty swallowing. In August 2019, Linda was diagnosed with stage IV esophageal adenocarcinoma. Her two-year journey was challenging, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic. Even though targeted treatments for her specific condition were not available, Linda did not give up hope and tried every treatment available. Linda passed peacefully in September 2021 but is still ever-present in all our lives.
Linda was the oldest of 7 Guarino siblings, mother to Katie Ablett and Michael Klueber, and a grandmother-to-be to baby Ablett. She had over 25 nieces and nephews and hundreds of friends. Linda’s extended family includes many Guarino aunts, uncles, and cousins whom she loved dearly.
Linda was a born leader and cared deeply for everyone. She led like a friend, without being bossy, stubborn, or partial. Linda was a wise peacemaker and the best listener. She was also a silent warrior and made it through tumultuous times with a smile and her loving nature. She had a great sense of humor that could always turn situations from bad to hilarious. Linda was a dedicated volunteer with the Somerset County Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), the Medical Reserve Corps (MRC), and the Canal Walk Health and Safety Awareness Team. Linda’s love, laughter, and caring nature will be her lasting legacy.
Learn the facts about esophageal cancer
-Esophageal cancer has increased over 733% in the past four decades and is considered the fastest growing cancer in the US and western world.
-As one of the deadliest cancers, esophageal cancer has a 5-year survival rate of only 19.9%.
-There are no routine or standard screenings to improve early detection of esophageal cancer.
-Symptoms often arise late once the cancer is considered advanced or “distant” (spread to lymph nodes and other organs.)
-Stage IV esophageal cancer has a survival rate of only 4.9%.
-Despite all these facts, esophageal cancer research is extremely underfunded.
Make a difference!
Join The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation to help make a difference against esophageal cancer. Whether you walk, run, volunteer, sponsor or donate, your involvement will directly support this life-saving mission. Thank you!
The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization as recognized by the Internal Revenue Service. salgi.org Mailing address: PO Box 1912, East Greenwich, RI, 02818.
Linda’s Trail of Love, 1st Annual Esophageal Cancer 5K Run/Walk, can take place in a neighborhood, on a trail, bike path, track, by the ocean, river, or wherever guests would like to walk or run. It’s important to remember that by participating in the virtual event guests must still comply with all local social distancing guidelines.
Guests can also bicycle, rollerblade, skateboard, swim, the possibilities are endless! Since the virtual event is not timed, guests are able to participate at their own pace, at any time on Saturday or Sunday. Guests may sign up as an individual or as a virtual team.
T-shirts for Linda’s Trail of Love, 1st Annual Esophageal Cancer 5K Run/Walk, are $30 and available in both adult and youth sizes. A percentage of t-shirt sales go directly towards The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation. T-shirts are available until Sunday, April 3, 2022. Please note that purchasing a t-shirt does not include an event ticket. Click here to get your t-shirt!
Sponsorship opportunities available
There are several sponsorship opportunities available. Make a difference and support this mission through a sponsorship! If you would like to become an official event sponsor, click here.
About the virtual event:
Linda’s Trail of Love, 1st Annual Esophageal Cancer 5K Run/Walk, will benefit The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity working to raise awareness, encourage early detection, and fund research of esophageal cancer…in hopes of a cure.™
Please remember to take pictures during your walk or run! When posting your photos on social media, use the hashtag #SalgiWalkforLinda and tag us @SalgiFoundation . You can also email them to salgifoundation@gmail.com to be posted!
The virtual event is in loving memory of Ms. Linda Klueber
In loving memory of Linda Klueber
This first annual fundraiser is in honor of Linda Klueber – Mother, daughter, sister, friend, aunt, nurse, volunteer, and hero – who passed away from esophageal cancer on September 30, 2021.
Through this first annual event, Linda’s family hopes to spread awareness of esophageal cancer, advocate for families facing this disease, and raise money to help fund research. Esophageal cancer is currently underfunded, Linda’s family hopes that more targeted treatments and immunotherapies will be developed with the help of contributions through Linda’s Trail of Love,1st Annual Esophageal Cancer 5K Run/Walk.
Linda’s journey with esophageal cancer was typical of the many others who suffer from this disease. The worrisome signs of heartburn and reflux were dismissed, and an endoscopy was only scheduled after Linda began having difficulty swallowing. In August 2019, Linda was diagnosed with stage IV esophageal adenocarcinoma. Her two-year journey was challenging, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic. Even though targeted treatments for her specific condition were not available, Linda did not give up hope and tried every treatment available. Linda passed peacefully in September 2021 but is still ever-present in all our lives.
Linda was the oldest of 7 Guarino siblings, mother to Katie Ablett and Michael Klueber, and a grandmother-to-be to baby Ablett. She had over 25 nieces and nephews and hundreds of friends. Linda’s extended family includes many Guarino aunts, uncles, and cousins whom she loved dearly.
Linda was a born leader and cared deeply for everyone. She led like a friend, without being bossy, stubborn, or partial. Linda was a wise peacemaker and the best listener. She was also a silent warrior and made it through tumultuous times with a smile and her loving nature. She had a great sense of humor that could always turn situations from bad to hilarious. Linda was a dedicated volunteer with the Somerset County Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), the Medical Reserve Corps (MRC), and the Canal Walk Health and Safety Awareness Team. Linda’s love, laughter, and caring nature will be her lasting legacy.
Learn the facts about esophageal cancer
-Esophageal cancer has increased over 733% in the past four decades and is considered the fastest growing cancer in the US and western world.
-As one of the deadliest cancers, esophageal cancer has a 5-year survival rate of only 19.9%.
-There are no routine or standard screenings to improve early detection of esophageal cancer.
-Symptoms often arise late once the cancer is considered advanced or “distant” (spread to lymph nodes and other organs.)
-Stage IV esophageal cancer has a survival rate of only 4.9%.
-Despite all these facts, esophageal cancer research is extremely underfunded.
Make a difference!
Join The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation to help make a difference against esophageal cancer. Whether you walk, run, volunteer, sponsor or donate, your involvement will directly support this life-saving mission. Thank you!
Esophageal cancer is one of the fastest and deadliest cancers in the United States, United Kingdom and other western countries.
The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation awarded two research grants! The first in 2015 and the second in 2018. The research awarded in 2018, a breath test for esophageal cancer, is currently underway. Both grants were given in honor of all the men and women affected by esophageal cancer. While these are tremendous accomplishments, esophageal cancer research is critically underfunded and medical researchers continuously inquire about funding.
In addition, COVID-19 has greatly impacted or delayed screenings, diagnosis and treatments for many individuals who may now be facing advanced prognosis.
Now more than ever, your support is critically needed to enable this charity to fulfill our mission.
Learn the Facts:
-Esophageal cancer increased over 700% in the past four decades.
-Esophageal cancer is one of the fastest growing cancers in the United States and western world.
-Esophageal cancer has an overall 5 year survival rate of only 19.9%.
-There are no routine or standard screenings.
-Symptoms often arise late, once the cancer has spread.
-Stage IV has a survival rate of only 4.8%.
-Esophageal cancer research is critically underfunded.
-In 2016, an estimated $1.6 billion was spent on esophageal cancer care in the United States.
-2021 estimates for esophageal cancer: 19,260 diagnoses & 15,530 deaths.
2021 Infographic
Save the infographic below and share it on social media to help raise awareness. Tag us in your posts. @SalgiFoundation
Donate Today!
Donate today to our ‘April is Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month’ Facebook fundraiser! Facebook makes it easy to donate and share the campaign. 100% of all donations go directly towards our mission. Click the button or link below.
For almost a decade, The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation has worked with supporters across the globe to raise awareness, encourage early detection and to fund research of esophageal cancer.
While raising awareness and research funding for esophageal cancer is something that we do ALL year, April is a special time to make a BIG impact together.
Why?
April is ‘Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month.’
As our world is currently suffering from the coronavirus pandmeic, The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation promises to work even harder to continue to raise awareness of esophageal cancer. To do that, we need your help!
Esophageal cancer is one of the fastest growing and deadliest cancers in the United States, United Kingdom and other western countries. Esophageal cancer rarely shows early symptoms and there are currently no routine or standard screenings.
Whether you make a one-time or recurring, tax-deductible donation, visit and likeus on social media, shop for esophageal cancer awareness merchandise or share this email, your support will go a long way!
Keep reading for even more simple, yet effective ways you can help!
All donations are 100% tax-deductible and go directly towards this mission. Donations can be made as a tribute, memoriam, in honor of a loved one, or as a gift. If you would like us to send an acknowledgment of your donation, let us know the name, contact info & special notes!
Create your own fundraising page on Facebook and 100% of the proceeds will go directly to The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation. You can create a fundraising page in minutes and encourage your family members, friends, co-workers and connections to join you in supporting a good cause.
Visit our ‘Esophageal Cancer Awareness- Periwinkle’ Store on Zazzle. You can shop for awareness items like t-shirts, hats, coffee mugs, key-chains and more! These items make the perfect gift for a family member, friend, co-worker, or yourself, PLUS they raise awareness and funding for esophageal caner advocacy and research!
Today, Tuesday, November 28, 2017 is Giving Tuesday! The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation is honored to participate in this annual event.
Giving Tuesday opens the giving season and with your help, we will raise funds to raise awareness, encourage early detection and fund research of esophageal cancer…in hopes of a cure.™
How can you help make Giving Tuesday a success?
Help us get the word out on social media by visiting and liking our pages: Facebook, Twitter and Instagram;
Donate to our charity: salorg/donate, as a 501(c)(3) charity, all donations are tax-deductible;
Share photos of your loved ones who have been affected by esophageal cancer on social media. Tag us in the photos @SalgiFoundation and we’ll re-post them on our pages;
Invite your co-workers, family members and friends to contribute by using the message below via social media or email:
“I am supporting The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation today on Giving Tuesday and I hope you will, too! [Optional: Insert personal story/reason for helping.] Did you know esophageal cancer is the fastest growing cancer in the US, according to the National Cancer Institute? You can support awareness and research efforts by making a tax-deductible donating online: SALGI.org/donate, and by sharing this information with your friends, family and colleagues by email or on Facebook and/or Twitter. Thank you in advance!“
Don’t forget! You can donate to our charity as a holiday gift!
When you give the gift of a donation to The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation, you will be giving a gift that lasts long after the holiday season is over. Donation gifts can be made for anyone- your family, friend, co-worker or an acquaintance. Just make the donation and let us know who and where to send acknowledgment to!
Thank You!
Giving Tuesday helps to unite us in the spirit of giving and to bring a spotlight to esophageal cancer, a cause that needs desperate attention. Let’s make this Giving Tuesday a great success! Thank you in advance for helping to make a difference today and every day.
Join us for a fundraising event on Saturday, August 5th from 1-3 PM at Kendra Scott Soutport in Chicago to raise money for esophageal cancer awareness and research efforts! 20% of all proceeds will benefit The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation. Enjoy sips, sweets and jewels!
Kendra Scott Southport
3426 N Southport Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
Not going to be in Chicago that day, but want to participate? Not a problem! You can place a phone order starting August 2nd up until Saturday, August 5th. The phone number is 708-669-0230.
Together we can raise awareness, and get one step closer to ending esophageal cancer once and for all!
Please help us make this a great success by sharing this event on Facebook, click here, and share the image below on Instagram! Tag us in your posts @SalgiFoundation. Thank you!
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