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Robin Thicke, Vonzell Solomon, Richard J Stephenson, Dr. Stacie J. Stephenson, Taylor Dayne, and Joey Fatone at a past Cures Gala.
On Saturday, October 26, Chicago-based Gateway for Cancer Research will host its 33rd annual Cures Gala.
The event raised more than $3 million in 2023. Gateway for Cancer Research was founded in 1991 to accelerate practice-changing discoveries in cancer care by harnessing the unrelenting passion of the research community and empowering patients to triumph over their disease.
The event celebrates the trials, researchers, doctors, and patients that they work with every day. With world-class dining and stellar entertainment, Gateway’s flagship signature event continues to be a celebratory occasion benefiting Phase I and II cancer clinical trials. Gateway has invested more than $114 million to advance 234 cancer clinical trials that have offered hope and healing to more than 35,000 patients and families around the world.
The event is hosted by Gateway co-chairs and Chicago locals Dr. Stacie J. Stephenson and Mr. Richard J Stephenson at their private residence in Barrington Hills, and is an exclusive, unforgettable evening where 100 percent of funds raised will go directly towards early-phase cancer research.
To purchase tickets, sponsor, or for more information, visit gatewaycr.org/curesgala.
