Join an inspired group of philanthropists, innovators, and visionaries who are amplifying the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center’s transformational $126 million gift – the largest in the University’s history.
Your contribution of $1 million or more. will be matched 2 to 1 from this historic $126 million gift given in honor of Stephen D. Nimer, M.D., director of Sylvester. For example, we will match $1 million with $500,000 or $2 million with $1 million. Your commitment will support the brightest minds and accelerate groundbreaking research at Sylvester. With your help we can save more lives.
The impact of your legacy of giving is priceless. We will celebrate your support with a special Visionary Dinner and an exclusive presentation of breakthrough research at Sylvester, delivered by Dr. Nimer and leading physician-scientists. The timing and location of this event will take all COVID-19 health and safety guidelines into consideration.
I believe you can help engage brilliant minds and accelerate scientific innovation to cure cancer. Will you join us to amplify Sylvester’s impact and save more lives? I look forward to hearing from you.
Take the first step and share your interest.
Sylvester Visionaries can endow professorships and help us attract the best and brightest faculty physicians-scientists from all over the United States. Support our efforts to retain the brilliant Sylvester faculty already making research breakthroughs in our quest to find the cures for cancer and save lives.
Sylvester Visionaries can support scientific breakthroughs in immunotherapy and gene therapy and help us develop novel therapies that offer a lifeline for millions of cancer patients.
Sylvester Visionaries can fortify laboratory and technology infrastructure, from cutting-edge imaging technologies to comprehensive data systems, to support state-of-the-art biomedical research that facilitates innovation, speed, and collaboration in our pursuit of the cures for cancer.
Like any great team, Sylvester’s numbers tell our story. Our statistics show the journey of how a Cancer Center, and its community, worked collectively to achieve the most prestigious title—National Cancer Institute (NCI) designation—in pursuit of your cure.
HELP US SAVE MORE LIVES.
Sylvester patients are now being treated with proton therapy, an advanced type of radiation that is extremely precise. The Dwoskin Proton Therapy Center is named after Steven Dwoskin for his generous gift to support cancer research at Sylvester and the new cutting-edge facility. Read More.
Dr. Stephen D. Nimer, director of the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, which recently received a prestigious designation from the National Cancer Institute, has been named the inaugural holder of the Oscar de la Renta Endowed Chair in Cancer Research. Read More.
Remember to close out of the video and visit the Sylvester Visionary site to find out more about the matching program. Your password: visionary
