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In a world where challenges loom large, the power of collective resilience shines brighter than ever. The recent Dolphins Challenge Cancer event is a prime example of this strength, rallying 6,702 individuals to raise an impressive $12 million. This huge effort beat last year's amount and reached the target of $75 million for the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center earlier than expected! It's incredible to witness such a phenomenal success. It is a testament to the unstoppable spirit of the Miami Dolphins and Hard Rock Stadium leadership and each participant who turned adversity into victory together. Their collective resilience has powered a movement that's met one of the most ambitious donation goals in sports history, showing the world what's possible when we unite for a common cause. "One team. One fight." The resilience, unity, and strength displayed are truly inspiring. Stephen D. Nimer, M.D., put it well when he said, "Thanks to the unwavering support from the South Florida community and our amazing partnership with the Miami Dolphins, we've been able to achieve so much at Sylvester, pushing the boundaries of cancer research." When you focus your efforts on a goal, you're bound to succeed. Well done, Miami Dolphins! This event has made a real impact in the fight to save lives. #Community #Resilience #Teamwork #MiamiDolphins #CancerResearch

Join us for a virtual conference on September 12th from 11 AM - 3 PM EST, and be part of something bigger. This isn’t just another conference. This is a chance to grow your business with insights from top-tier speakers while helping Bruce Johnson cross the finish line on his incredible mission to raise $1,000,000 for SickKids, in memory of daughter, Alyssa Rae Johnson. Bruce has raised $900,000 so far, and now he's battling stage 4 lung cancer. With your help, we’re pushing to get him to that $1 million mark. Here's what you’ll get: ✅ Top Real Estate & Marketing Experts: Walk away with actionable strategies to boost your business. ✅ Exclusive Bonuses for attendees, because we believe in overdelivering. ✅ The chance to be part of something bigger: 100% of ticket sales go directly to the SickKids Foundation through Bruce’s campaign. Together, we can make a difference—for your business, for Bruce, and for kids in need of lifesaving care at SickKids. Help Bruce reach $1 million. Help SickKids. Help yourself. Register here: https://lnkd.in/ga8vYsCK

🐾🧊 Transform Team Building with a Splash of Purpose! 🧊🐾 📢 Calling all Cincinnati area folks! We’re thrilled to introduce Cincy Polar Bears – a new wave of charity-driven team building that's as exhilarating as it is meaningful. 🌟 What’s the Buzz? Imagine combining the thrill of a cold plunge with the warmth of giving back! Our unique events are designed to not only foster team spirit and resilience but also to support a noble cause: pediatric cancer research. 🎗️ 💪 Build Resilience, Foster Unity: Dive into the chilling embrace of cold water and emerge rejuvenated, unified, and ready to conquer challenges. Perfect for corporate teams, community groups, or anyone looking to add an impactful twist to their gatherings. 🙌 Make Your Next Event Unforgettable: Let’s transform your upcoming team-building session into an unforgettable journey of strength, solidarity, and social impact. Together, we can create waves of positive change, one plunge at a time! 📣 Join the Movement: We’re on a mission to make a splash in the fight against pediatric cancer, and every participant, every event, every cold plunge counts towards a future of hope and healing. ❤️ Let’s Connect & Amplify Our Impact: We invite our local community to dive deep, not just into icy waters, but into the heart of giving. Like, comment, and share to spread the word, elevate our mission, and magnify our impact. Your engagement can lead to transformative experiences and life-changing support for those in need. 👍 Ready to Plunge for a Cause? Contact us to make your next team-building event not only memorable but profoundly impactful. Together, let’s chill for change! #CincyPolarBears #TeamBuilding #Charity #ColdPlunge #PediatricCancerResearch #Cincinnati #MakeASplash

FEEDBACK! It's a challenge - at least for me - that when I give a virtual talk, I don't always get much feedback about how it "landed." My CTA is to ask for an application of the learning with 1 of 2 actions (primarily on LinkedIn) in the next 24 hours. And I did that last evening when I finished the talk for the Public Health Career Club at PH SPOT on "Not Networking - Engaging Instead." You can imagine my surprise - and ELATION - when I finished a quick bite of a late supper less than 2 hours later to find a message from Linda Setiawan with this wonderful feedback: "I appreciate your advice to approach networking with a mindset of "engaging" in a way that adds to the conversation." AND - she had already written a post!! And she is now working on her banner and her "About" section to increase her visibility. #PomPomsToYou, Linda, for moving forward with the actions so quickly - and for moving your intentions into RESULTS!

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In collaboration with CurePSP and The Rainwater Charitable Foundation, we’re thrilled to announce the winners of the 2023 Tauopathy Challenge Workshop! These remarkable researchers have been awarded a total of $2 million to propel their groundbreaking studies in neurodegenerative diseases. This workshop brought together experts from various fields to tackle the challenges in understanding and treating primary tauopathies, especially Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP) and Frontotemporal Dementias (FTDs). Meet the winners: 1. Dr. Kathryn Bowles - Understanding the Role of Astrocytic Tau Accumulation on Glial and Neuronal Health in PSP 2. Dr. Yongku Cho & Dr. Jesse Rinehart - Decoding Tau Post- Translational Modifications in PSP and FTD’s 3. Dr. Rik van der Kant - Understanding and Targeting Lipid Dyshomeostasis in Tauopathies 4. Dr. Patrik Verstreken - Targeting Synaptic Tau - Learning From Hibernating Animals

I recently attended my very first FIA Conference, and I’m thrilled to share my experience with you all! 🎉 As someone who has primarily been involved in the corporate sector, stepping into the world of NFP has been so refreshing. The FIA Conference was an eye-opening journey that left me inspired and motivated. Here is what I discovered: Collaboration and Networking: The conference was a hub of collaboration. Non-profit professionals came together to share ideas, experiences, and best practices. Impactful Sessions: The conference featured a diverse range of sessions. From fundraising strategies to event ideas, each talk provided practical takeaways. I learned about innovative approaches to address social challenges and enhance the impact of NFP organisations. Purpose-Driven: The heart of the conference was the shared commitment to a purpose and everyone was aligned. Where passion meets purpose to create a positive change. Real Stories: Hearing personal stories from beneficiaries was incredibly moving. These narratives reminded us why we do what we do. Challenges and Solutions: The conference didn’t shy away from discussing challenges. We explored emerging issues and global trends. However, alongside the challenges, we also delved into creative solutions and adaptive strategies. Let’s continue working together to create a better world! 🌎💙 #FIAConference #WherePassionMeetsPurpose National Breast Cancer Foundation Fundraising Institute Australia

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I wish I were one of the 12 women granted $20 million by Melinda French Gates. I would have distributed it among C/Can cities' local CSOs to strengthen their organizational capacity, enabling them to expand their impactful work without  fundraising and reporting hassles. (#MelindacallIsabel) Until Melinda gets to know us and learns that the C/Can model works, I will continue working closely with all our partners. 😍 Because cancer care requires a cross-sector commitment to drive real and meaningful change, partnerships between the non-profit and for-profit sectors are essential. For 6 years, I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with Roche. Our journey has been incredibly rewarding, filled with challenges and breakthroughs. After a comprehensive partnership review of our collective impact, we decided to document our journey and develop a collaboration framework between City Cancer Challenge and Roche. We both agree this framework could help many organizations navigate cross-sector collaborations. It may not be a one-size-fits-all, but I believe it will benefit many CSOs and corporates. Access the framework here 👉 https://lnkd.in/diVTfp-Y Here is a short video that captures reflections from Michael Oberreiter and I on our partnership and roadmap for the next three years ahead! Full video here ⏩ https://lnkd.in/eSmNVu8x

5th Annual Expect Miracles Social Distance Challenge from May 14th - May 21st WHAT: This is a week-long virtual challenge that invites participants from around the world to go the distance (run, walk, bike, box, row, lift, pickle…and more) in support of the cancer community. It’s an amazing opportunity to connect with colleagues, get active, and support Expect Miracles’ mission: to create both a better today and a brighter tomorrow for anyone impacted by cancer. WHEN: Tuesday, May 14 - Tuesday, May 21 WHO: You! Anyone can participate…whether you are a Marathon runner or just want to log miles from walking the dog! Every mile counts! Use Promo Code Allspring24 to receive free entry. HOW:  1.  To join, click the following link: Expect Miracles Foundation - Allspring – Institutional Sales (emfdistancechallenge.org) 2. Follow the registration instructions 3. When you register, select an activity and set a mileage goal 4. Whenever you run, row, walk, hike, or life - track your miles so your team and Allspring can crush the competition LETS HAVE SOME FUN! Have fun with your goals! Aim to run a half or full marathon (13.1mi / 26.2mi), run the loop central park 3 times (18.3mi), or bike the length of Rhode Island (48mi) This is a great way to get together as a team. For example, take your meetings outside for a ‘walk and talk’ and the whole team can log those miles! Lastly, if you want to participate in the fundraising part of the completion, you are able to share your link with family and friends