Annual Progress Reports
We Are Melanoma Research: MRA 2023 - 2024 Annual Report
Today, through help from our global collective of supporters and partners, MRA has contributed to 17 game-changing FDA approved therapeutic approaches. This translates into expanded options and improved outcomes for melanoma patients and the entire field of oncology. Throughout our 2024 report, you’ll find highlights of our most recent accomplishments, as well as stories of the researchers, clinicians, patients, and advocates who make this progress possible. Read our 2023 - 2024 report.
Where Innovation Meets Impact: MRA 2022 - 2023 Annual Report
MRA is a world leader in advancing transformational science that has caused paradigm shifts in what it means to be diagnosed with and treated for melanoma. The innovative research we support isn’t just changing science — it’s giving patients more treatment options that translate to longer, fuller lives. Read our 2022 - 2023 report.
Leading the Charge: Melanoma Research for the Next Decade - 2021-2022 Annual Report
MRA is laser-focused on advancing cutting-edge research needed to achieve our mission of curing melanoma. MRA-funded investigators have been behind every major breakthrough in melanoma research since our founding. That’s 15 new FDA-approved treatments that have transformed what it means to be diagnosed, treated for, and live with melanoma. Read our 2021 - 2022 report.
Challenge Accepted: Accelerating Research & Saving Lives - MRA's 2020 - 2021 Annual Report
This was a year like no other. COVID-19 presented new challenges that required new ways of thinking. At MRA, confronting challenges is part of our DNA. We never stop challenging ourselves, no matter the odds or obstacles, in pursuit of conquering melanoma and saving lives. Read our 2020 - 2021 report.
Fueling A Revolution: Driving Research Forward - MRA's 2019 - 2020 Annual Report
MRA is powering a revolution in melanoma research. A revolution that is not only benefiting patients with melanoma but also impacting the field of oncology at large. MRA’s investment and power as a convener have paved the way for research advancements, scientific collaborations, and breakthroughs that are improving health outcomes every day for melanoma patients. Read our 2019 - 2020 report.
Raising the Bar: MRA’s 2018-2019 Annual Report
Inch by inch, year by year, and breakthrough by breakthrough, the melanoma field has made unprecedented progress that has transformed the way melanoma is diagnosed and treated. For many patients this progress is rewriting the book about what it means to face melanoma. However, there is still more to do. Read our 2018 - 2019 report.
Connecting the Dots: MRA’s 2017-2018 Annual Report
The Melanoma Research Alliance has become the largest non-profit funder focused on melanoma. In addition to funding the best research possible, MRA also works to connect the dots between researchers, specialties, patients and families, and other stakeholders. Read our 2017 - 2018 report.
Ten Years of Powerful Research and Results
Through powerful research, the Melanoma Research Alliance (MRA) is quickly delivering results and saving lives. Over the past 10 years, MRA has invested $100 million - and leveraged an additional $90 million - to support 233 different research projects in 15 countries.
2015-2016 Progress Report
Featured in this report are some of our key achievements from the past year. These accomplishments highlight our capacity to partner with stakeholders and fund scientific studies that will accelerate transformative advances in melanoma research.
2014-2015 Progress Report
This report marks another groundbreaking year of progress for patients with melanoma. The approvals of new therapies, whether alone or
in combination with others, underscore the tremendous advancements in treatment option.
2013-2014 Progress Report
The 2013-2014 Progress Report highlights the year's incredible achievements and advancements made on behalf of melanoma patients and our continued strategy to build upon innovative developments in the field.
Snapshot of Progress 2012-2013
The 2012-2013 Snapshot of Progress reflects on the organization's accomplishments and the impact of MRA-funded programs during this pivotal time in melanoma research.
