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Donors and Giving

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Powering Discoveries that Cross the Finish Line

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Audaxity Raises More Than $1 Million to Fast-Track Cancer Breakthroughs

In its inaugural year, the Audaxity bike ride and community event raised a remarkable $1,062,344 to fuel groundbreaking cancer research. Thanks to the generous support of founding sponsor Associated Bank, every dollar will power three initiatives: advancing precision oncology, training the next generation of physician-scientists, and bringing science directly into communities to solve cancer challenges.
John R. Raymond, Sr., MD, president and CEO of the Medical College of Wisconsin; Douglas B. Evans, MD, professor of surgical oncology, chair of the Department of Surgery and the Donald C. Ausman Family Foundation Professor of Surgery at the Medical College of Wisconsin; William A. Hall, MD, professor of radiation oncology and surgery at the Medical College of Wisconsin and medical director of radiation oncology at Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Clinical Cancer Center; Bob Uecker, Hall of Fame Brewers broadcaster; Mark Attanasio, owner of the Milwaukee Brewers; Joseph E. Kerschner, MD, provost and executive vice president at the Medical College of Wisconsin and The Julia A. Uihlein, MA, Dean of MCW’s School of Medicine

Attanasio Donation Aims to Address Eastern Wisconsin's High Pancreatic Cancer Rates

At a private gathering at the Medical College of Wisconsin, Debbie and Mark Attanasio announced a generous gift to advance pancreatic cancer research—made in honor of beloved Hall of Fame Brewers broadcaster Bob Uecker. Their support ensures that Bob Uecker's legacy will continue to inspire discovery, hope, and lasting impact for generations to come.
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Nicholas Family Foundation Translational Research Unit Marks 10 Years of Impact

Froedtert and the MCW Cancer Center recently celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Nicholas Family Foundation Translational Research Unit (TRU). This state-of-the-art clinical and research facility plays a pivotal role in advancing novel treatments and launching practice-changing cancer clinical trials. Over the past decade, the TRU has helped the MCW Cancer Center become home to Wisconsin’s largest cancer clinical trial treatment program.

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Erica Siemers

Vice President, Philanthropy

esiemers@mcw.edu

(303) 886-1889