An emphasis on collaboration is helping make Cincinnati a leader in cancer research, according to two local experts. We sat down with those doctors – Dr. William (“Bill”) Barrett and Dr. Andrew Frankart – to learn about the current state and future of cancer research here, and how changes in funding might impact that future.
Since 2007, more than 2,100 participants have logged over 1.9 million miles and raised nearly $15 million through the Pan Ohio Hope Ride.
To those who have worked with her, the choice of Darlene Kamine as the 2023 recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award in Fundraising was obvious. Over her career, Kamine has raised tens of millions of dollars to strengthen numerous Greater Cincinnati nonprofits, especially those focused on children and education.
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber has announced the 2022 class of Great Living Cincinnatians, who join a prestigious group of 163 previous awardees, all of whom have made lasting and significant contributions to the Cincinnati region in their respective fields.
Mercy Health Cincinnati will host a celebration of life in the face of cancer with its eighth annual Black & White Cancer Survivors’ Gala.
The American Cancer Society recognized volunteers for their commitment to fighting cancer at the Volunteer Appreciation Dinner. The event took place at The Madison.
