Driving Progress Through Collaboration
EHE Foundation is the leading global nonprofit dedicated to accelerating scientific discovery and improving outcomes for people diagnosed with epithelioid hemangioendothelioma (EHE), an ultra-rare vascular sarcoma. Advancing EHE science requires a coordinated, collaborative community of researchers, clinicians, industry experts, and patient organizations, working together to unlock answers and develop effective therapies.
Strategic Research Priorities
Explore the Foundation's research strategy and, learn how we direct investment toward areas with the greatest potential to drive progress.
Grants & Funding
Apply for competitive funding through our Research Grants Program, which supports bold, innovative projects to expand understanding of EHE and identify new therapeutic opportunities.
Patient-Powered Research
Discover how the EHE Global Patient Registry and EHE Biobank generate the data and biospecimens that power discovery. Learn how to engage patients and access resources.
Research Tools & Resources
We maintain a growing catalog of preclinical and clinical research tools designed to accelerate discovery. Whether you're seeking biospecimens, accessing real-world data, or connecting with global collaborators, these resources are available to support your work and expand your awareness of the EHE research landscape.
Telluride, CO
YAP/TAZ & TEAD: At the Crossroads of Cancer
EHE Foundation supports leading scientists who attend this forum, putting EHE on the agenda and in front of researchers who might otherwise never encounter it.
Education and Collaboration
Initiatives & Consortia
Explore global collaborations that strengthen EHE research and benefit the broader sarcoma and rare disease communities.
Academic Collaborators
Explore the academic labs and institutions we partner with to accelerate our mission to improve outcomes for people with EHE.
Publications Library
Browse curated EHE research, case studies, and related literature.
Clinical Trials
Explore ongoing clinical trials and research opportunities for people diagnosed with epithelioid hemangioendothelioma (EHE).
