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Yawkeys Make Largest Gift Ever, to Dana-farber, Totaling $50 Million
Money will help support the construction of new 300-bed hospital in the Longwood Medical Area.
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Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Receives Historic $50 Million Yawkey Foundation Grant
Transformational investment advances a 300-bed, next-generation facility designed to redefine cancer treatment and advance oncology research.
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Dan Finally Got To Hit Dingers!
We've been talking about Dan getting the chance to hit some balls at Fenway for Jimmy Fund Day, and the day finally arrived!
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Patients Participate in Jimmy Fund Day at Fenway Park
Pediatric and adult cancer patients from Dana-Farber Cancer Institute participated in Jimmy Fund Day at Fenway Park this weekend in Boston.
Source: Boston 25 -
Dan's Dingers Enter the Parody
Dan is participating in the Jimmy Fund Day at Fenway this weekend, and if you recall he went to the batting cages to practice.
Source: Mix 104.1 -
43rd Annual Jimmy Fund Scooper Bowl Kicks Off in Boston's Seaport
The 43rd annual Jimmy Fund Scooper Bowl got underway Tuesday, debuting a new location in Boston’s Seaport.
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Lexington 6-year-old’s Art Is Helping Fight Cancer
Six-year-old cancer patient Bella Berg of Lexington is having her artwork featured on reusable bags in HomeGoods and Homesense’s 26th annual fundraising campaign.
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Vuelve Esta Semana El Jimmy Fund Scooper Bowl Con 40 Sabores De Helados En Seaport
El festival de helados más grande de Boston abre este martes 2 de junio en una nueva sede de Seaport.
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Grab Your Spoon! The Jimmy Fund Scooper Bowl Returns June 2-4
Boston’s sweetest tradition is back! The Jimmy Fund Scooper Bowl returns June 2nd – June 4th, bringing together the community for a fun-filled event.
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HomeGoods & Homesense Invite Customers to Help Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Families Facing Cancer
Annual in-store fundraising campaign benefiting the Jimmy Fund features pediatric cancer patient-designed reusable shopping bags.