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Meet a few of the BeCause fundraisers who inspire us every day.
Caitlin and Rich Hill, with their son Brice, are happy 
Nora Murphy and a group of volunteers are raising money to support Mass General research that could lead to an early, lifesaving test for ovarian cancer. 
The Boston Bolts are raising awareness of sports concussion and supporting research at Massachusetts General Hospital for Children. 
Elana Sargent presents a check for $1,500 to her father's neuro-oncologist, Dr. Tracy Batchelor, for glioblastoma research.
From left, Chris and Stephanie Moschella and Julie and Kevin Joyce organize annual croquet tournaments to benefit pediatric epilepsy.
Kurt Power, a former Home Base patient and organizer of the No-Shave November campaign, spoke at A Toast to Our Fundraising Community.
Fred Young (left) was intuitive about people's needs and was always there for, among others, his daughter, Sarah (center) and his wife, Joy Stocke-Young (right). 
Caroline, Margot, Thomas and Kirsten Vaughan together last summer. 
Palliative care was invaluable to Dan Moran Sr. (back row, far right) and his family: (back row, from left) daughter-in-law Marie Moran, son Daniel Moran II, daughter Katie Moran Ellis and wife Fran, (front row, from left) grandchildren Makayla Ellis, Gracie Moran and Zachary Ellis.
Joy Greene, a member of Mass General's fundraising community, shared the story behind her campaign supporting the Division of Burns.
Judy Lipson skates in honor of her sisters and continues her family's long-term support for the John D. Stoeckle Center for Primary Care at Mass General. 
From left, Kitty Tetreault with Olympic swimmers Carlton Bruner, Kristy Kowal, Janel Jorgensen McArdle and Heather Petri. 
Devyn Casey (center) her grandmother Caryn Casey, left, and oncologist Lecia Sequist, MD, MPH, join to support lung cancer research. 
The annual basketball event organized by Bob Forlenza has been raising funds to fight autism for 17 years. 
Community fundraising can make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.
Katie and Noah Brandt
Maggie Berry (at right) participates in the art and music therapy program she founded for children in a cancer clinic in Uganda.
The Doherty family (from the left): mother Terry, sisters Rosie and Elizabeth and father Michael
While visiting medical clinics in Uganda, Catherine, Lisa and James Mooney (left to right) witnessed the need for more healthcare resources. 
Making Tracks for Celiacs is an annual fundraising event, which is organized and managed by the Center for Celiac Research & Treatment at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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