Glenn Quinn had requested that all gifts sent in honor of any other occasion be directed to his charity of choice, the Revlon/UCLA Women's Cancer Research Program, where they will do the most good and be tax-deductible.

Tribute gifts may be made by check or money order payable to UCLA's Jonsson Cancer Center Foundation and should be mailed to:

Be sure to include a note indicating the donation is in honor of Glenn Quinn.

Tribute gifts also may be made using a credit card (VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Discover). For credit card gifts, please phone UCLA's Jonsson Cancer Center Foundation at 310/206-0675 from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Pacific time Monday through Friday.

The Foundation will need the donor's name and address in order to appropriately acknowledge each gift in accordance with IRS regulations and to notify Glenn of each donation made in his honor. (The Foundation is not able to provide notification for gifts of less than $10.)

The Revlon/UCLA Women's Cancer Research Program is dedicated to research in all women's cancers (including breast and ovarian cancer). The program's director is Dr. Dennis Slamon, who first identified the link between a genetic mutation and a virulent form of breast cancer. This research led to the development of Herceptin, the first gene-based therapy to be approved by the FDA to treat metastatic breast cancer (September 1998).

To learn more, check out UCLA's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center's website.

As you may know funerals are very expensive and his family has been left with a considerable bill following Glenn's funeral. We as his friends have established a memorial fund in the hopes of lightening the financial burden on his family. To lose Glenn is a tremendous tragedy and for his family to be forced to deal with financial hardships on top of the emotional ones they are already facing is horrific. It is for that reason that I ask you to help spread the word and contact information for Glenn's family. The memorial fund is call...The Glenn Quinn Memorial Fund and all donations should be sent to

Please help us, Glenn's friends help his family by relaying this information to as many people as possible. Any donation would help. A few dollars from many people adds up quickly and would go a long way towards lifting the family's financial hardships.