KDCCP’s generosity and support for advanced cancer treatment, research and education at Doernbecher has totaled more than $5 million and has trained over 40 fellows who’ve had a nationwide impact in pediatric hematology/oncology.
Phil and Penny Knight give $2 billion to OHSU Knight Cancer Institute
Carol Herron established the M.A.R.Y. Fund in honor of her late sister to help people with Parkinson’s disease and their caregivers.
Rick Gustafson knows firsthand the importance of compassionate health care. Rick’s wife, Susan, passed away after a 10-year battle with lymphoma, which inspired his gift to the OHSU Center for Ethics in Health Care.
After undergoing a novel, high-risk surgery to remove her pancreatic cancer, Robin Pettersen is back to international scuba diving.
Hear about the promising discoveries of four researchers at the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute who have received grants from the Kuni Foundation.
It’s been 10 years since the successful completion of the Knight Cancer Challenge. Join us as we reflect on a decade of impact.
The Erik Paige Endowment for Excellence in Pediatric Oncology helps provide Doernbecher patients with dedicated and coordinated care.
When activism and philanthropy come together, powerful change can happen. This pursuit has fueled Shawna and Dave Randall, founders of the Cole Parker Randall Foundation.
A gift from the Roseburg-based Ford family will establish the Ramberg Ford Pediatric Neuromuscular Disorders Center.
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