EVERY CANCER DESERVES A CURE
RARE CANCERS ARE OFTEN MORE DIFFICULT TO PREVENT, DIAGNOSE, AND TREAT THAN MORE COMMON CANCERS - OFTEN LEADING TO POOR PROGNOSIS AND OUTCOMES FOR PATIENTS
Bubbly and Bourbon on the Bay tickets on sale now!
Bubbly and Bourbon on the Bay tickets on sale now!
You’re invited to Bubbly and Bourbon on the Bay
Presented by
Research Financial Strategies
Join us on Saturday May 18, 2024 in Annapolis, Md for an unforgettable evening on the Chesapeake Bay with Craig Laughlin and Joe Beninati as they launch their new wine, Broadcast Bubbly!
Enjoy exquisite views of the bay, wine and bourbon tasting, dinner, live music and entertainment, live and silent auction, and a chance to mingle with Capitals Alumni, staff, and your favorite local celebrities as we come together to make an impact to improve the lives and change the outcomes of women affected by rare gynecologic cancers. We hope you will join us to “bottle up!” cancer and take a step towards creating a world where women can have hope.
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OUR CAUSE
We’re on a mission to fund initiatives to advance the care and research around cancers for which there is limited clinical and patient knowledge and understanding.
RARE CANCERS ARE NOT AS RARE AS YOU THINK
In April 2018, Linda Laughlin, was diagnosed with a rare form of endometrial cancer – uterine serous carcinoma – a disease which only affects approximately 6,000 women per year in the United States.
While Linda’s diagnosis came as a shock, it also shed light on the realization that there are hundreds of other rare cancers. Affecting over 100,000 people each year, there is very limited patient and clinical knowledge for these cancers.
Every Cancer Deserves a Voice
Rare cancers are often more difficult to prevent, diagnose, and treat than more common cancers. This is due largely to the fact that they historically have not received the same attention or research funding as other more common cancers.
Rare cancers are generally neglected by the private sector, causing funding to fall to non-profits.
OUR SPONSORS & PARTNERS
We’re so grateful to these fellow organizations and foundation sponsors for supporting our mission to fund research and education for rare cancers.
