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More than a building name
The historic joint commitment from Anita and Josh Bekenstein and the Jeannie and Jonathan Lavine Family, the largest single gift in Dana-Farber’s history, will help advance a new hospital designed entirely around the needs of cancer patients and their families.
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Yawkey Foundation bridging generations of cancer research and care
The Jean and Tom Yawkey Bridge will stand as a special testament to a partnership that has helped carry Dana-Farber from one era of cancer care to the next.
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From education to excellence: Lubin Family gift supports future of cancer care
Richard Lubin has been deeply involved with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute for more than three decades.
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Honoring a foundation of leadership
The specialty floor that will bear the names of past presidents, David G. Nathan, MD, Edward J. Benz Jr., MD, and Laurie H. Glimcher, MD, PhD, in the Lavine Bekenstein Cancer Hospital will one day be a place of highly specialized cancer care.
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A legacy of giving that makes compassionate care possible
The Rosenberg family has long supported cancer patient treatment and care across Boston, a commitment rooted in the values of Leon V. and Marilyn L. Rosenberg and carried forward through generations.
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Building a visionary healing environment
Since joining the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Board of Trustees in 2014, Phill Gross has supported Dana-Farber's rapid growth and progress toward a world free from the burden of cancer.
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Building the future, one ride at a time
Andrew “AJ” Janower and Cindy Janower recently committed $2.5 million through the Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) to support construction of the facility.
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Family carries forward legacy of the late Larry Lucchino
Larry Lucchino was known for many things in the world of baseball: serving as a top sports executive for more than four decades, being the man who “broke the curse” and led the Boston Red Sox to three World Series titles in nine years.
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Dana Building marks half a century
For four decades, the Dana Building at 44 Binney Street was a place of hope where cancer patients came for treatment and researchers worked to expand what was possible in cancer care. Now home to research laboratories and administrative offices, the building marks its 50th anniversary this year.
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Dana-Farber Society Dinner
On Tuesday, May 19th, 250 members of the Dana-Farber Society (DFS)—visionary donors who have made a planned gift to Dana-Farber, the Jimmy Fund, Friends of Dana-Farber, or the Pan-Mass Challenge—gathered at the Fairmont Copley Plaza for the biennial DFS Dinner.
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