Heart-healthy Eating Tips from a Mass General Expert...
Sue Cummings, MS, RD, a registered dietitian at the MGH Weight Center, offers her advice for developing heart-healthy eating habits.
MGHfC Fights Childhood Cancer with the Annual Run of Hope...
Four Seasons Hotel Boston and Mass General Hospital for Children are working together against childhood cancer through the annual Four Seasons Run of Hope.
With Pearls and Pluck...
Kristin Beauparlant, RN, cared for Peter Rice’s wife, Elizabeth Bennett Rice, during her battle with ovarian cancer. Now, Kristin serves on the board of the community fundraising group, Madam Ovary, formed by Beth and a friend, before Beth’s death.
Fighting Melanoma: Angel’s Masquerade Ball...
Marstons Mills parents preserve their late daughter’s legacy by raising funds to fight melanoma through an annual community fundraiser, the Angel’s Masquerade Ball.
Golfing for the Good of Neuro-Oncology...
The Patty Fund Golf Tournament combines family bonds and a passion for sports to raise crucial funds for neuro-oncology at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Running Hard Against Ataxia...
After their children were diagnosed with ataxia, a rare disorder, Sheri and Dave Kulis turned to crowdfunding and launched an annual run to raise funds to help find a cure
Granite State Quest...
In honor of their son a New Hampshire family organizes an annual community fundraising biking event to raise funds for the pediatric oncology program at MassGeneral Hospital for Children
Miles of Hope...
In Mahomet, III., mothers of children with Type 1 diabetes organize a community fundraising walk to raise support for a Mass General researcher working to find a cure.
Singing Group Spreads Hope, Raises Money to Fight Cancer...
After Greg Chastain’s mother died of pancreatic cancer in 2009, he wondered what he could do to honor her memory. Growing up, she filled their home with music and when he took an interest in music, she was his constant supporter.
Bike the Miles: Families Support Diabetes Research...
Days filled with constant finger sticks, injections, tears and worry: It is a life that only the parents of children with type 1 diabetes can understand. The younger the child at the time of diagnosis, the more difficult it is […]