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Defy cancer celebration
The Defy Cancer Celebration at Fenway Park on Sunday, March 30, was a day filled with hope, progress, and community. It highlighted the impact and innovation in cancer care and research made possible by gifts to The Dana-Farber Campaign from 2017 to 2024.
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Patty Walsh Greene
Patty Walsh Greene made a generous $500,000 gift endowing the Frederick Douglass Greene Patient Assistance Fund for Lung Cancer Patients. This meaningful contribution, in honor of her late husband, will help cover non-medical expenses for patients and families in need so they can prioritize their health and care.
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Laurie H. Glimcher, MD, honored with endowed chair
A generous group of Trustees, colleagues, friends, and supporters contributed over $3 million to establish the chair and commemorate Glimcher’s legacy.
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Estate gift accelerates cancer care and research for years to come
Out of gratitude for the excellent care received by his late wife, Gerry Martineau left a generous bequest to support research and patient care at Dana-Farber.
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Khannas’ generous gift helps breast cancer patients navigate care
Homai Khanna and her family are improving access to Dana-Farber's high-quality care with generous support for the Patient Navigator Program.
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Dana-Farber 2024 Presidential Symposium
Event attendees explored Dana-Farber's patient-first approach to cancer care with Institute leaders and special guest Doris Kearns Goodwin.
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The Dana-Farber Campaign: Closing the equity gap in cancer care
Funds from The Dana-Farber Campaign allow us to expand access to underserved populations and improve research to reduce disparities in treatment outcomes.
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The Dana-Farber Campaign: Stopping cancer before it starts
The Dana-Farber Campaign dramatically advanced the prevention, early detection, and interception of cancers on a wide variety of fronts.
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The Dana-Farber Campaign: A future of possibilities
More people will need advanced cancer care than ever before, and the best place to deliver that care is in a setting solely dedicated to treating people with cancer.
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St. Baldrick’s Foundation
St. Baldrick’s Foundation has awarded grants totaling $395,000 to fund pediatric cancer research by Institute researchers Rahela Aziz-Bose, MD, and Jun Qi, PhD. The grants will support their research to better understand and tackle barriers to nutrition for childhood cancer survivors and identify novel targets for pediatric brain tumors and develop new strategies to suppress…
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