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BREAKING NEWS! We’re thrilled to share that the Owerko family has made a monumental $30 million gift, bringing the total for the OWN.CANCER campaign to an astounding $298 million! 🎉 This donation will transform cancer care for generations to come in three critical areas: Immunotherapy – Establishing the Stan & Marge Owerko Biomanufacturing Facility for Immunotherapy at the Riddell Centre, enabling faster, cost-effective development of clinical treatments for both children and adults. Radiation Therapy – Supporting the acquisition of two state-of-the-art MR Linac technology machines that will provide advanced radiation therapy at the Arthur Child – letting doctors target tumours in real time and monitor their response to radiation with unprecedented precision  Clinical Trials – Creating the Owerko Family Centre for Clinical Trials at the Arthur Child and expanding pediatric cancer clinical trials at the Alberta Children’s Hospital.   The Owerko family’s generosity, combined with the support of over 17,000 Albertans, has made the OWN.CANCER campaign one of the largest philanthropic efforts in Alberta’s history. Thank you to this incredible community of champions for positioning the Arthur J.E. Child Comprehensive Cancer Centre as a global leader in cancer care and research.   “Together, we have proven we can achieve the remarkable.” says John S. Osler, cancer survivor and OWN.CANCER co-chair.   Learn more about this historic milestone: https://lnkd.in/gMnfJXsM #OWNCancer #CancerCare #MajorGift #BeaconOfHope #ArthurChild #InnovationInCare Alberta Health Services Alberta Cancer Foundation University of Calgary Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation

Arbaiza Jamaluddin CIPP/C, CIAPP-C, EPt

Canadian Advisory Board Member -IAPP |Privacy Analyst |Experienced Business Development and Sales Professional| Fundraising

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This is incredible news! 🎉 The Owerko family’s extraordinary generosity is a beacon of hope for cancer patients and their families, and the impact of this $30 million gift will be felt for generations. From advancing immunotherapy and radiation technology to expanding clinical trials, this is a monumental step forward in cancer care and research. A heartfelt thank you to the Owerko family and the 17,000+ Albertans who have rallied behind the OWN.CANCER campaign. Together, we are truly achieving the remarkable. 💕 #OWNCANCER #CancerCare #Gratitude #Innovation #Philanthropy

Soulafa Al-Abbasi, MDE, CFRE

Mission-Driven Non-Profit Executive | AKFC Global Leader 2024 | YWCA Woman of Distinction 2021 | AHP 40 Under 40 Honoree 2019

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Congratulations to everyone involved but most of all to cancer patients and their families.

Michael Corr

Principal Consultant Rail Infrastructure, Logistics, Project Management Petroleum, Chemicals, and Renewable Commodities

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Mr Stan. Is a very special and marvelous individual. Bravo, once again for supporting the community.

Robin Zubach

Project Manager | EHS, Security, Operations and HR Enterprise Platform | Health, Safety and Regulatory Compliance | EHS Solutions Consultant

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This is truly amazing ❤️

Nicole A. Jurek MacNeill

Director Stakeholder Partnerships | Innovative | Strategic | Collaborative | Impactful

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Thank you Owerko family

Kyle Johnson

Senior Manager, Enterprise Risk and Insurance at Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway

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Stan and Marge are wonderful people, such a generous donation!

Kerry Hart

Patient Care Manager at Alberta Children’s Hospital

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Wow this is amazing! Thank you to the Owerko family for making this impact on cancer especially childhood cancer! ❤️

Colleen Pound, MBA, ICD.D

CEO | Start-Up | Tech | Data & Analytics | Corporate Director | Top 40 under 40 | Disruption with Purpose | Strategy, Digital & Business Transformation |

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Thank you for this incredibly generous and generation-impacting gift!

Dennis Agbegha, BSc, MSc.

Connector | Peacemaker | Explorer

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Amazing! Thank you for this donation which will change many lives.

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