Welcome to the new Gustave Roussy website

A new website designed to offer you a simpler, clearer, and more intuitive experience. Patients, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and donors: find information, news, and services more easily.

How can you support us?

Sponsor a research team

Sponsoring a research team means choosing to provide long-term support to those who are advancing cancer research. At Gustave Roussy, your support gives researchers and doctors the resources they need to continue their work, explore new avenues, and advance our understanding for the benefit of patients.

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Through the Gustave Roussy Researcher Sponsorship program, you support a team of researchers every month, thereby becoming a driving force behind their work until they achieve success in their cancer research. You can direct your monthly donation of at least 25 euros (or 8.50 euros per month after tax deductions) toward a specific research project that directly benefits a team of researchers at Gustave Roussy.

Being a sponsor means experiencing the day-to-day progress of a research project and tracking its results.

Your benefits

  • You will not receive any fundraising appeals (only your donor magazine, three times a year).
  • You have complete flexibility: you can change or suspend your support at any time.
  • You can deduct 198 euros from your income tax.
  • You’ll receive a single tax receipt that includes all payments made through your researcher sponsorship.

To set up your researcher sponsorship, please go to the donation form.

Our Commitments

  • You are invited to meet the researchers during private tours of Gustave Roussy.
  • You’re also invited to the annual “Researcher Sponsorship” meeting. This event is a special opportunity for the team you support to present its progress to you.
  • You’ll receive regular updates via email on your team’s progress.
  • You’ll receive three “Gustave Roussy & Vous” donor magazines each year.

What if, for just 8.50 euros a month (after a 66% tax deduction), you could help accelerate cancer research?