On September 10 we welcomed 175 guests to a luncheon at Belle Haven Club. Amanda shared her personal journey with ovarian cancer, underscoring the importance of early detection. She was joined by Dr. Elena Ratner, co-chief of Yale Gynecologic Oncology at Smilow Hospital in New Haven, who spoke about the urgent need for research and support, especially in light of recent funding cuts. Together, they inspired an afternoon of generosity, raising more than $100,000 to benefit Yale School of Medicine’s Discovery To Cure program, which advances research, early detection, and patient care.
We’re deeply grateful to everyone who joined us and gave so generously on September 10.
Early detection can be lifesaving, yet awareness and funding remain critically under supported. Your support helps change that.
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