of Cancer Early-on
Latest RACE Charities Newsletter: Dr. William Grady (RACE Charities Partner) leads the advisory group whose blood-based colon cancer early detection biomarker product (named SHIELD) receives FDA Approval!
of Cancer Early-on
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- Fight for Life
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- Lifesaving Breakthroughs
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- Cousins’ Battles
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- Awareness of Cancer
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- The Hope of Glory
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- Glory's Story
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- Fighting Cancer
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- R.A.C.E. Charities
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- Fight for Life
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- Worthy of Investment
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- Glory's Story
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Be a Warrior and Fight for Life
Glory Gensch’s Story and the stories of her three cousins exemplify the utmost importance of the need to be aware of early detection practices and precautions related to cancer… Read More
At RACE Charities Foundation, we believe that early detection is the key to saving at least one life. Glory’s story echoes this strong belief and through our partnership with the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, we are confident that new methods of early detection are on the horizon and will make the screening process easier and less intrusive than certain methods currently provide.
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Glory's Story
Glory was a twenty-two year old senior at the University of Arizona, who just several months before her diagnosis of cancer, was experiencing stomach pains, constipation, and odd abdomen cramping.
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Early Detection
At RACE Charities Foundation, we believe that early detection is the key to saving at least one life. Glory’s story echoes this strong belief and through our partnership with the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, we are confident that new methods of early detection are on the horizon and will make the screening process easier and less intrusive than certain methods currently provide.
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Where the Donations Go
All of the donations to RACE Charities go to Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. Just weeks before she passed away, Glory Gensch sought out and found Fred Hutch on the Internet and believed 100% in her new found vision of doing everything possible to prevent others from having to go through what she had been through over the course of the final eleven months of her life.
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Received Donations will go toward Glory’s Original Vision of Fighting Cancer and Advancing all Early Detection Research.
Glory’s Original Vision of Fighting Cancer and Advancing all Early Detection Research.
Highlights News & Events
Latest RACE Charities Newsletter
Collaborating to Curb Colorectal Cancer Through recent advances in treatment and effective screening, outcomes for colorectal cancer have vastly improved. However, much remains to be done to eliminate the disease, which continues to be the second most common cause of cancer deaths within the U.S. Colorectal cancer disproportionately impacts marginalized communities, including people of color […]
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Big News Event
Big News Event RACE Charities raises over $100,000 for Fred Hutch Grady Lab digital PCR System! RACE Charities was honored to present a check for over $100,000 to Dr. William Grady of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC). RACE Charities and its representatives worked together in early 2013 to raise significant funds dedicated to the […]
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Fred Hutch $10,000 Donation
RACE Donates over $10,000 to the Fred Hutch Cancer Research Center RACE Charities donated over $10,000 to help advance colon cancer early detection research. We were excited to tour the Dr. Paul Lampe lab and learn about his team’s progress over the past year as they strive to take the lead in the area of […]
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