The IAC Foundation’s mission is to advance global health by:
Promoting the teaching of cytopathology throughout the world, particularly in low- and middle-income countries
Advocating and financially supporting the education of trainees in low- and middle-income countries
Supporting scholarship, research, and innovation in the field of cytopathology
Planned Philanthropy
Travel
Registration fees
Course grants
Travel Bursary Grant: Florence 2025 Application is now open!
The IAC Foundation is currently supporting travel bursary grants to IAC members who are cytotechnologists, cytopathology fellows or pathology residents/registrars to attend the IAC tri-annual International Cytopathology Congress. The Foundation will provide two Cytotechnologists and three Fellowship/Resident/Registrar applicants each with a 1,000 Euro travel grant to off-set expenses to attend the meeting.
The purpose of this grant is to provide funding, based on need and merit, to defray, travel and hotel costs. The Travel Bursary Grant applies only to the International Congress of Cytopathology of the IAC.
Cornerstone Donors
We are proud to now open up donations to the IAC Foundation. You can show your support and with a donation of one hundred euros or over be listed as a Cornerstone Donor. Be one of the first to support this great idea. DONATE HERE
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Our Cornerstone Donors – Thank you for your support!
- Dr. Fernando Schmitt, Porto, Portugal
- Dr. Christina Zioga, Thessaloniki, Greece
- Dr. Massimo Bongiovanni, Lausanne, Switzerland
- Dr. Andrew Field, Sydney, Australia
- Dr. Esperanza Teuzaba, Bogota, Colombia
- Dr. Claire Bourgain, Edegem, Belgium
- Dr. Ronald Balassanian, San Francisco, USA
- Dr. Ashish Chandra, London, UK
- Dr. Martha Pitman, Boston, MA, USA
- Dr. Syed Ali, Baltimore, MD, USA
Be one of our Cornerstone Donors
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