Skin of Steel Nfp
Skin of Steel Nfp
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About this organization
Interesting data from their 2020 990 filing
Skin of steel's primary exempt purpose is to provoke revolutionary personal, behavioral, and institutional change in dealing with melanoma. skin of steel's primary focus is to establish a national melanoma tissue bank so that researchers have access to the critical tool they need for research: fresh frozen primary tissue.
- Revenue reported was $51,691.
- Expenses reported were $125,823.
- Other expenses reported $12,130.
- The non-profit reported a excess or deficit for -$74,132.
- Other compensation reported was $9,118.
- Contributions, gifts, and grants reported were $53,987.
- The non-profit filed a copy of the returns in IL.
Accomplishments
- Research through advocating for and supporting the development of a national melanoma tissue bank to advance research capabilities and providing patient perspective to pharmaceutical industry oncology departments. this included: a) working with principal investigators from northwestern university, university of pittsburgh medical center, oregon health & science university and california pacific medical center, aim at melanoma and melanoma tissue bank consortium on the parameters, guidelines and standards for the first national, collaborative melanoma tissue bank, b) speaking at forums and other events of the need for a national, collaborative melanoma tissue bank for melanoma research and c) making a grant to the melanoma tissue bank consortium. Expenses $100,000.
- Education/outreach through forums and other activities on melanoma awareness, research and treatment; education of sun safety and the risk associated with unsafe sun habits and tanning bed use. Expenses $0.