For Immediate Release: March 28, 2013
Contact: Adam Zuckerman The Gateway for Cancer Research (847) 342-6704
adam.zuckerman@demandcures.org
Voting now open for the inaugural Cancer Researcher of the Year Award
The Gateway for Cancer Research invites the community to help honor a deserving cancer researcher who has positively impacted the lives of today’s cancer patient.
March 28, 2013 (SCHAUMBURG, Ill.) – Recognizing that great results in cancer research often come by way of collaboration between scientists, doctors, cancer patients and cancer advocates, The Gateway for Cancer Research invites the public to select the recipient of the inaugural Cancer Researcher of the Year Award. Online voting for one of six Award finalists is now open to the community through April 15 at DemandCuresToday.org.
Gateway’s new Cancer Researcher of the Year Award is an annual recognition that celebrates cancer research heroes... Learn more...
For Immediate Release: January 21, 2013
Contact: Adam Zuckerman The Gateway for Cancer Research (847) 342-6704
adam.zuckerman@demandcures.org
A $70,000 donation was made by Cancer Sucks in support of Gateway’s mission to fund bold, new phase I and phase II cancer clinical trials that have potential to saves lives today.
January 21, 2013 (SCHAUMBURG, Ill.) – The Gateway for Cancer Research, a nonprofit organization that funds innovative, bold and patient-centered cancer clinical trials across the world, has received a generous donation from Caner Sucks in the amount of $70,000. Cancer Sucks is a nonprofit organization that raises funds in the most creative and fun way to support organizations, such as Gateway, that facilitate cancer research studies. Learn More...
For Immediate Release: January 14, 2013
Contact: Adam Zuckerman The Gateway for Cancer Research (847) 342-6704
adam.zuckerman@demandcures.org
The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM seeking nominations for its inaugural Researcher of the Year award
The nonprofit organization that funds phase I and phase II cancer clinical trials across the world will honor a medical researcher who has positively impacted the lives of today’s cancer patients; recipient to receive $30,000 for cancer research endeavors.
January 14, 2013 (Schaumburg, Ill.) – On the heels of its 20 year anniversary, The Gateway for Cancer Research, a nonprofit organization that funds innovative, bold and patient-centered cancer clinical trials across the world, has established an annual award to honor clinical researchers for excellence in the field of cancer research and patient impact. Nominations are now open for Gateway’s inaugural Researcher of the Year Award, which will be... Read More....
For Immediate Release: November 2012
Contact: Adam Zuckerman The Gateway for Cancer Research (847) 342-6704
adam.zuckerman@demandcures.org
Cures 2012 Gala Raises $2.5 Million for Cancer Research
SCHAUMBURG, IL – With over 1000 attendees, 140 corporate and private sponsors, and hundreds of individual donations, Demand Cures Today-The Gateway for Cancer Research℠, www.demandcurestoday.org, raised nearly $2.5 million for cancer research at its annual fundraiser, Cures 2012 Gala. The sold-out, star-studded gala is one of Chicago’s biggest and brightest annual events. Dina Bair, WGN-TV medical anchor...Read More
For Immediate Release: October 2012
Contact: Adam Zuckerman The Gateway for Cancer Research (847) 342-6704
adam.zuckerman@demandcures.org
Cures 2012 Annual Gala for Cancer Research
Event Theme, “It’s All About the Patients,” is Urgent Reminder to
Demand Cures for Today’s Cancer Patients
Schaumburg, Ill – October, 2012 – The annual Demand Cures Today Cures Gala to benefit cancer research funded by The Gateway for Cancer Research, www.demandcurestoday.org, will be held on Saturday, November 3, at the Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park. This special evening will celebrate bold new cancer research and innovative treatments from clinical trials currently being funded by The Gateway. The Gala will raise money to fund additional cancer research to help continue the battle to find better treatments and cures for today’s cancer patients. Read more...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 8/2012
Contact: Karen Kay (847) 342-6477 karen.kay@demandcures.org
'Cures AHEAD' Golf Invitational Raises Over $120,000 to Benefit The Gateway for Cancer Research
SCHAUMBURG, IL (August, 2012) Two organizations with a shared goal of supporting cancer research came together this past week to host the first annual “Cures AHEAD” Golf Invitational with impressive results. The event exceeded organizers’ expectations, raising $120,595 to benefit The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM (www.demandcurestoday.org) . The golf invitational was conceived as result of a close working relationship between AHEAD and the Cancer Treatment Centers of America® (CTCA) Information Technology department. CTCA IT uses technology to improve the quality of patient care from first contact to completion of treatment...read more.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - 8/2012
Contact: Karen Kay (847) 342-6477 karen.kay@demandcures.org
Runners Invited to Participate in Chicago Half Marathon as Part of The Gateway for Cancer Research’s Charity Running Program
Funds Raised by Team Demand Runners will Help Support Cancer Research
SCHAUMBURG, IL (August, 2012) – The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM will once again take part in the 16th Annual Chicago Half Marathon and 5K on Sunday, September 9th as a charity member. The Gateway invites all participants of the run to help make a difference in the lives of cancer patients by joining the organization’s charity running team—Team Demand. Team Demand members not only enjoy the challenge of the run and the scenic views of Chicago.... read more...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 7/2012
Contact: Karen Kay (847) 342-6477 karen.kay@demandcures.org
The Gateway for Cancer Research Thanks Y-Me for Nearly 35 Years of Service to Breast Cancer Patients
Organization helped support countless patients and their families
SCHAUMBURG, IL (July, 2012) – The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM (www.demandcurestoday.org) was saddened by the announcement of the closing of the Y-ME organization. Y-ME provided important emotional and informational support to breast cancer patients and their families through their 24-hour call lines and support groups. They also helped... Read more...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 7/2012
Contact: Gigi Lubin gigi@newsmark.com
773/549-0000, ext. 102
Rick Asa rick@newsmark.com
630-205-7655
EVENT TO MEMORIALIZE AVID GOLFER,
AND BENEFIT THE GATEWAY FOR CANCER RESEARCH
Sixth Annual Rambo Golf Classic
SCHAUMBURG, IL (July 9, 2012) –Nearly 100 golfers will gather at the four-star Abbey Springs golf course in Fontana, WI on July 19 for the Rambo Golf Classic. The event is held every year to remember Rick Rambo, who died of colon cancer, and raise funds for The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM. (www.demandcurestoday.org). Now in its sixth year, the event raised over $4,000 for The Gateway in 2011. Organizer Roland Szkwarek says The Gateway’s pledge... Read more...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 6/2012
Contact: Karen Kay (847) 342-6477 karen.kay@demandcures.org
FIRST STUDY TARGETING COLORECTAL CANCER STEM CELLS TO BEGIN
SCHAUMBURG, IL (July 2012) –The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM (www.demandcurestoday.org) announces an exciting new Gateway-funded phase II study using ADAPT therapy for treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer based on a 2010 AACR presentation by Dr. Lin and his collaborators.
The clinical trial, being led by Dr. Edward Lin, a medical oncologist at the University of Washington, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and an accomplished researcher and expert in gastrointestinal cancers, is the first to specifically target colon cancer stem cells. Read more...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 6/2012
Contact: Karen Kay (847) 342-6477 karen.kay@demandcures.org
17-YEAR OLD HOSTS BENEFIT CONCERT AND RAISES OVER $2,200 FOR CANCER RESEARCH
Funds Raised By Pennsylvania Teenager Benefit The Gateway For Cancer Research
SCHAUMBURG, IL (June, 2012) – Can a teenager make a difference in the fight against cancer? You bet, if that teenager is Alicia Freed, from Freeburg, Pennsylvania. Teenagers love music. So much so that it is often difficult to separate them from their ear buds or headphones for any length of time. But the thought of organizing a concert, most especially one to raise money to help fight cancer, doesn’t typically cross the mind of a teenager...read more.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 6/2012
Contact: Gigi Lubin gigi@newsmark.com 773/549-0000, ext. 102
Rick Asa rick@newsmark.com 630/205-7655
SCHAUMBURG, IL (June, 2012) – How important can a webpage be for your health? Extremely, if you’re a cancer patient looking for novel studies and alternative treatments that could improve your quality of life – or even provide a cure. And if you’re a researcher with... Read more.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 6/2012
Contact: Gigi Lubin gigi@newsmark.com 773/549-0000, ext. 102
THE GATEWAY FOR CANCER RESEARCH THANKS SUPPORTERS AND HIGHLIGHTS PROMISING RESEARCH AT ANNUAL MEMBER EVENT
SCHAUMBURG, IL – (June 2012) More than 90 esteemed guests were in attendance for The Gateway for Cancer Research’s annual member celebration event. The event, which took place at The Renaissance Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel, was held to thank donors for their support and to share promising research being funded by The Gateway.
The highlight of the evening was Dr. Edward Lin, a medical oncologist at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and accomplished researcher and expert in gastrointestinal cancers...Read More
June 1, 2012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 6/2012
Contact: Gigi Lubin gigi@newsmark.com 773/549-0000, ext. 102
CHICAGOLAND SPRING MARATHON AND HALF MARATHON RAISES NEARLY $10,000 FOR THE GATEWAY FOR CANCER RESEARCH -1300 Runners Take Part in Run
SCHAUMBURG, IL – (June 2012) More than 1300 marathoners and half marathoners participated in the Chicagoland Spring Marathon and Half Marathon, held in Schaumburg in late May. Runners battled the heat during a surprisingly warm spring day as they challenged themselves to achieve their personal goals. Many of the runners...read more
May 30, 2012 For Immediate Release
Rhonda Kokot - Charity: Team Demand
Every Day Athlete... excerpt from Chicago Athlete Magazine, June Edition
“There were days of great pain. I couldn’t eat. I couldn’t talk. And there were days I thought I could never do physical activity again,” remembers Rhonda Kokot, board member for The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM. “When I started to recover, I would go out for a walk and be out of breath after a half mile, but I made the effort,” she said. Today, Kokot is regularly running half marathons...read more.
April 24, 2012 For Immediate Release
Contact: Gigi Lubin gigi@newsmark.com 773/549-0000, ext. 102
Dianna Smoljan dianna@newsmark.com 708/479-7540
The Gateway For Cancer Research Helping Revive Cancer Survivors Garden
Important Place of Peace and Solace Went Through Tough Times
CHICAGO (April 2012) – When it was dedicated in June 1996, the Cancer Survivors Garden was immediately embraced as a tranquil setting for cancer patients, survivors and their families. It gave them serenity and hope, and a place to share their stories with one another. The surrounding neighborhood saw it as a precious jewel. The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM, www.demandcurestoday.org, has been involved from the beginning, when the Bloch Cancer Foundation.... Read more »
April 23, 2012 For Immediate Release
Contact: Gigi Lubin gigi@newsmark.com 773/549-0000, ext. 102
Rick Asa rick@newsmark.com 630/205-7655
THE GATEWAY FOR CANCER RESEARCH PUTS PATIENTS FIRST
BY SUPPORTING CLINICAL STUDIES FOR TREATMENTS NOW
Non-profit Has Funded More than 80 Studies and Raised $20 Million
SCHAUMBURG, IL (April 2012) –The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM always keeps one statistic in mind as it makes decisions on research to support: 1,500 cancer patients die each day. Virtually all endured the debilitating side effects of traditional treatments and left their loved ones to wonder whether anything else could have saved them. The Gateway wonders that too – and puts its money into cancer research focused ...Read More »
April 2012 For Immediate Release
Contact: Gigi Lubin gigi@newsmark.com 773/549-0000, ext. 102
THE MUDATHLON IS MORE THAN MUD, OBSTACLES AND FUN
Funds Raised will Benefit The Gateway for Cancer Research
SCHAUMBURG, IL – (April 2012) The Mudathlon is a run for adventure lovers, who don’t mind getting a little dirty. The run is known for its thick messy mud, challenging obstacles, and for being loads of fun. This year’s Northwest Indiana Mudathlon www.mudathlon.com will also help support cancer research. A portion of the proceeds from the event will benefit The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM. Read more »
April, 2012 For Immediate Release
Contact: Gigi Lubin gigi@newsmark.com 773/549-0000, ext. 102
Extreme Ride for Cancer Research Chooses The Gateway for Cancer Research
CHICAGO (April 2012) – Live, Love and Ride…that’s the slogan on BikerMonkey’s blog post. If only life was truly that simple. Cancer affects virtually every family in some way… loved ones, friends, neighbors and coworkers. And like so many American’s, one member Brent Walters’ (aka BikerMonkey) family has cancer. So, Brent... Read more »
April 8, 2012 For Immediate Release
Northeastern Rocks Out Cancer Concert to Benefit The Gateway for Cancer Research
Northeastern Rocks Out Cancer, a benefit concert featuring local musical talent, will rock the stage at Northeastern State University-Broken Arrow, 3100 East New Orleans, Broken Arrow, OK. The event will raise money for cancer research and proceeds will be donated to The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM. The inaugural event will take place April 14 in the Auditorium of the Administrative Services Building at Northeastern State University-Broken Arrow from 1PM to 7PM. Read more »
April, 2012 For Immediate Release
THE GATEWAY FOR CANCER RESEARCH PRAISES MATTEL
FOR AGREEING TO A BALD DOLL
Will Include Wigs, Scarves And Other Accessories
SCHAUMBURG – A Facebook campaign and petition drive that started small but grew exponentially the last few months has prompted Mattel, Inc. to create a bald doll that will be a friend of Barbie. A co-founder of the “Beautiful and Bald Barbie” Facebook page, Jane Bingham, said she was thankful for The Gateway www.demandcurestoday.org support. “The Gateway has been publicly in favor of the doll and has been involved in the effort to get the doll made,” Bingham says. “It’s been wonderful to have their support. The organization understood the need.” Read more »
March 22, 2012 For Immediate Release
THE GATEWAY FOR CANCER RESEARCH OFFERS A UNIQUE WAY TO HELP FUND CLINICAL TRIALS FOR CANCER PATIENTS
New Program Commemorates Important Days of the Year
SCHAUMBURG, IL – (March 2012) Everyone has days that hold special meaning and will always be remembered. They can be the kind of days that shine in the mind like the sun and bring a smile to one’s face, like a marriage. They can also be days of sadness that evoke tears over the loss of loved ones and all they brought to their life. For cancer patients and survivors, a memorable day can be the day they left the hospital. Read more »
March 22, 2012 For Immediate Release
SCHAUMBURG, IL – (March 2012) Are you listening world? Do you know that 1,500 people die every day from cancer? Do you know of their struggles, their pain – and in some cases, their hard fought triumphs? Do you have any idea how cancer devastates mothers, sisters, brothers and fathers? Do you know who those people are? You should - and you can. Just log on to the Cancer Canvas ... Read more »
March 1, 2012 For Immediate Release
THE GATEWAY FOR CANCER RESEARCH TO BENEFIT FROM NATIONAL-HIGH-5-A-THON FOR CANCER RESEARCH
“Generosity is viral, pass it on”, this is the mission for the National High Five Project, an organization dedicated to celebration, community building and raising money for the good of others. This year’s National High-5-A-Thon, being held Thursday, April 19th, will raise money for cancer research. Four cancer charities have been selected as beneficiaries of the project, including The Gateway for Cancer Research (www.demandcurestoday.org), a national cancer research charity based out of suburban Chicago. Read more »
February 6, 2012 For Immediate Release
NEW RUNNING PROGRAM RAISES FUNDS FOR CANCER RESEARCH
Board Member For The Gateway For Cancer Research Spearheads Effort
“There were days of great pain. I couldn’t eat. I couldn’t talk. And there were days I thought I could never do physical activity again,” remembers Rhonda Kokot, board member for The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM, www.demandcurestoday.org “When I started to recover, I would go out for a walk and be out of breath after a half mile, but I made the effort,” she said. Today, Kokot is regularly running half marathons (13.1 miles) and enjoying her life as owner of a creative agency and aunt to six nieces and nephews who weren’t born when she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia (AML). She celebrates her 10th year as a cancer survivor in 2012. Read more »
February 1, 2012 For Immediate Release
CANCER RESEARCH ORGANIZATION BROADCASTS HEALTHY EATING TIPS WITH TOP CHEFS AROUND THE COUNTRY
CHICAGO (February 2012) – After she was diagnosed with breast cancer when she was three weeks pregnant, Lynette Bisconti, president of The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM www.demandcurestoday.org, began an aggressive personal campaign to beat the deadly disease. While she took advantage of traditional cancer treatments, she also battled cancer from a holistic perspective, learning how to support her well-being emotionally, mentally and physically. Eating foods that may fight cancer became a personal mission… and it still is. Read more »
January 19, 2012 For Immediate Release
THE GATEWAY FOR CANCER RESEARCH GETS BEHIND BALD BARBIE:
Organization President Praises Supporter for Child-Oriented Initiative
True story. A little girl who loved to dress up as a princess was diagnosed with cancer. When she lost all her hair to chemotherapy, she believed that she could no longer portray her favorite character. That moved Jane Bingham of Sewell, N.J., a cancer patient herself, to dream a dream and it centered on the most iconic doll in the world. What if, she wondered, a bald Barbie could be created to make young girls with cancer feel as normal as their next-door neighbor with hair? The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM, www.demandcurestoday.org, believes it’s a great idea. “We are so proud of Jane, one of The Gateway’s supporters, for moving this important initiative forward,” says Lynette Bisconti, President of The Gateway....read more »
January 2012 Fox 6 Wake Up News
Lynette Bisconti talks about starting the year off right by including healthy ingredients in your diet that can help prevent and fight cancer growth. Chef Ken Kohls from Café 1505 shows how a quick and easy it is to make a delicious meal that is loaded with antioxidants. Click here to see the entire segment.
November 10, 2011 For Immediate Release
Funds raised at the gala will make it possible for The Gateway to continue supporting bold, new cancer research.
The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM, a not-for-profit organization that gives voice to the demand for cures, raised a record of more than $2 million for cancer research at its Cures 2011 fundraising gala. This year’s event, held at the Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park, was attended by more than 800 guests who helped raise an impressive 18-percent increase in funds over last year’s total. The organization’s mission is to fund innovative cancer research led by treatment innovatorsSM who work tirelessly to make promising treatments available to cancer patients more quickly. Funds raised throughout the evening will allow The Gateway to continue supporting bold new research, and encourage collaboration throughout the cancer research community. Click here to read more.
October 14, 2011
The Gateway President Speaks on Her Personal Battle with Breast Cancer While Pregnant
In conjunction with October's designation as breast cancer awareness month, The Gateway President, Lynette Bisconti, was featured live on the Today Show. Lynette is a 13 year cancer survivor and spoke passionately about her diagnosis of breast cancer while she was pregnant. In the U.S. alone, nearly 260,000 women are diagnosed each year with breast cancer. Traditional treatment methods for breast cancer (surgery, chemotherapy and radiation) are typically not suitable to maintain the viability of a pregnancy. So Lynette's struggle is not only her personal story of survival but also the challenge to maintain a healthy pregnancy. Thanks to personalized and tailored treatments from the Cancer Treatment Centers of America - CTCA - Lynette was able to undergo treatment for breast cancer and still protect her growing fetus. Click here to see the entire interview.
October 12, 2011
Fighting Cancer at the Dinner Table
In celebration of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the gala and holiday seasons, Lynette Bisconti, president of The Gateway for Cancer Research and Chef Brad Parsons with The Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park appeared live on the Windy City Live show to talk about the dishes that help fight cancer that are being featured at The Gateway gala this month. Lynette is a 13-year breast cancer survivor, so a cancer fighting diet is an especially personal topic. Bisconti stated “The fact is, what you eat every day has a big impact on your health. Eating the right kinds of foods can help prevent and deter cancer growth. So increasing your intake of vitamin- and fiber-rich fruits, vegetables, grains, and legumes, which all have important nutrients and anti-oxidants which are cancer-fighting substances, can make a difference.” Click here to see the entire segment.
September, 2011
The Gateway for Cancer Research Anticipates Upcoming Gala, as Clinical Trial Funded by The Gateway Using DNA Vaccine Shows Promising Results
For the 11th year, The Gateway for Cancer Research, www.demandcurestoday.org, will host one of Chicago’s biggest and brightest events, Cures 2011, a fundraising gala at the Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park on Saturday, Oct. 22. Dina Bair, medical anchor at WGN TV and cancer survivor will be the gala’s mistress of ceremonies. Event co-chairs are Bev Lynde and Cindy Mayo. An example of The Gateway at work: A clinical trial currently underway, funded by The Gateway, is studying the use of a custom DNA vaccine to fight breast cancer. The vaccine has had promising results in all participants to date. Read More
September, 2011
Fashion Tips for Cancer Patients and Survivors: Inspire Them to Feel and Look Beautiful
For cancer patients and survivors, being able to look “normal” and feel good about how they look plays a huge role in emotional well-being and can ultimately affect overall health.The Gateway for Cancer Researchsm has teamed up with Inspiration Salon in Rockford to offer fashion tips that help those with cancer feel and look as beautiful on the outside as on the inside. Through television fashion segments, The Gateway offers a message of hope to let patients know how they can look their best at any time to help ease the emotional impact of cancer. The models are all cancer survivors. See the segment...
May, 2011
The Gateway for Cancer Researchsm - Driving Change to Save Lives Now
Schaumburg, IL -- With 1,500 people dying every day because of cancer, those touched by cancer can’t afford to wait another generation for cures. After decades of research and more than $200 billion spent by the cancer industry, the treatments needed to conquer this devastating disease are still not available. The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM, an organization committed to funding innovative research and bold new ideas for lifesaving treatments, is not waiting for someone else to take action. The Gateway is demanding cures now to improve and save the lives of people battling cancer today, not decades down the road.The Gateway for Cancer Researchsm is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3). Read more...
The Gateway for Cancer Researchsm Funds Cutting Edge Research by Dr. Corey Cutler
The Gateway for Cancer ResearchSM is proud to support Dr. Corey Cutler in his groundbreaking work on a new approach for preventing and treating graft versus host disease, a potentially deadly complication faced by patients receiving stem cell transplants as treatment for certain types of cancer such as leukemia.Dr. Cutler’s innovative research is focused on development of novel methods of disease prevention and therapy for chronic graft-vs.-host disease in allogenic (donor) stem cell transplantation. To date, the study results are very promising. Read more...
May, 2011
The Gateway for Cancer Researchsm Now Offers E-Cards
Schaumburg, IL -- Cancer Survivors Day may be in June, but it can be celebrated any time of the year with the new Gateway for Cancer Research E-cards now offered free of charge on the company’s website, www.demandcurestoday.org. “As a cancer survivor, I know firsthand that reaching out is so appreciated when someone is undergoing cancer treatment. A simple yet thoughtful gesture like an E-card can bring a smile to your face during a difficult time,” said Lynette Bisconti, President of The Gateway for Cancer Research, a non-profit organization dedicated to finding a cure for cancer now. Read More...
THE GATEWAY FOR CANCER RESEARCH RAISES NEARLY $2 MILLION TO FUND CANCER RESEARCH AT BENEFIT GALA
Funds raised at the gala will make it possible for The Gateway to continue supporting bold, new cancer research
SCHAUMBURG, IL October 29, 2010-- The Gateway for Cancer Research, a not-for-profit organization that gives voice to the demand for cures, recently raised nearly $2 million for cancer research at its DESTINATION: Cures fundraising gala held at the Palmer House Hilton in downtown Chicago. This year's event was attended by over 750 guests including Sugar Rautbord, who hosted Katherine, Crown Princess and Alexander, Crown Prince of Yugoslavia.
Cancer Charity Thinks Meal Counts
SCHAUMBURG, IL October 14, 2010-The Gateway for Cancer Research, a not-for-profit organization that gives voice to the demand for cures, will host DESTINATION: Cures, a fundraising gala, on Saturday, October 16, 2010, at the Palmer House Hilton in downtown Chicago. Recognizing that nutrition plays a vital role in one's overall health, The Gateway in collaboration with renowned chefs from Cancer Treatment Centers of America has unveiled a sumptuous Gala menu featuring ingredients that may aid in preventing cancer.
The Gateway for Cancer Research Celebrates Advances in Cancer Research at Benefit Gala Saturday, October 16th Palmer House Hilton
Funds raised at the gala will make it possible for The Gateway to continue supporting bold, new cancer research
SCHAUMBURG, IL September 3, 2010-- The Gateway for Cancer Research, a not-for-profit organization that gives voice to the demand for cures, will host DESTINATION: Cures, a fundraising gala, on Saturday, October 16, 2010, at the Palmer House Hilton in downtown Chicago. Dina Bair, medical anchor at WGN TV and Rick Santelli, on-air editor for CNBC will act as the gala's emcees.
The Gateway for Cancer Research Joins Forces with Stand Up To Cancer to Accelerate Cancer Research
Schaumburg, IL September 09, 2010 - The Gateway for Cancer Research has announced that it has joined forces with Stand Up To Cancer, a grassroots movement created to raise funds to accelerate groundbreaking cancer research. As part of its mission to deliver innovative new treatment options for today's cancer patients, The Gateway for Cancer Research is participating in SU2C's pursuit to engage the American public and fund cancer research that will get new therapies to patients quickly and save lives now.
Pancreatic Cancer Survivor's Golf for Gateway Raises $53,000
Schaumburg, IL - In just its second year of hosting an event to benefit The Gateway for Cancer Research, The Committee to Support Cancer Research raised more than $53,000 during Golf for Gateway. The committee, which was formed specifically to raise money to support Gateway's cancer research, was founded by Rose Murphy, a stage III pancreatic cancer survivor.
Chicago Event Raises Nearly $9,000 for Gateway's Walter Payton Cancer Fund
CHICAGO, IL - Spare Time 4 a Cure, one of The Gateway for Cancer
Research's largest independent fundraising events, is an annual tribute to family
and friends living with cancer and loved ones lost to the disease.
Clinical Trial Success Story Takes Center Stage at Chicago Gala
Gateway for Cancer Research presents its annual Passport to a Cure Gala, a celebration of pioneering cancer research and one of the city's largest fundraising events. The Destination Edinburgh theme features bagpipers, scotch tasting and auction items that pay homage to Scotland's capital.
Local Organization Raises $1.7 Million for Cancer Research
CHICAGO - November 12, 2009 - Gateway for Cancer Research, an international non-for-profit organization that funds patient-centered clinical trials for cancer treatment, raised $1.7 million during its annual Passport to a Cure gala at Chicago's Swissotel.
Local Boutique Owner Unites with Client to Bring Meaning to Holiday Giving
BARRINGTON, IL - November 2009 - Starr Kondos, owner of Starr Couture, is taking a unique approach to the holiday shopping season, shifting her usual offerings to reflect the new interests of her clientele.
6th Annual Walter Payton 16,726 Yard Run
CHICAGO - September 1, 2009 - Gateway for Cancer Research (Gateway), an international not-for-profit organization that funds patient-centered clinical trials for cancer treatment, will be hosting the 6th Annual Walter Payton 16,726 Yard Run on September 12, 2009 at South Middle School in Arlington Heights, IL.
"Treatment InnovatorSM" is the term we use for researchers funded by The Gateway for Cancer Research: the men and women we support in their search for better treatments and cures that can help cancer patients TODAY.
