About the Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute
The Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute (the Cancer Institute) at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is the state’s only comprehensive cancerfacility. Since opening in 1989, driven by pioneers in research, the Cancer Institute has quickly gained national and international recognition as a center of excellence for cancer research, education, and treatment. The Cancer Institute provides cancer diagnosis and treatment (including one of the largest stem cell transplant programs in the country), outpatient clinics and chemotherapy treatment, which is all driven by pioneering cancer research. More than 8,900 patients a month are seen at the Cancer Institute, representing all 50 states and 42 countries.
The Cancer Institute Auxiliary
The Cancer Institute Auxiliary, organized in 1989, provides information, service, compassion and hope to those whose lives are touched by cancer. All proceeds from the sale of the Partners Cards will be used to fund projects that benefit cancer patients.
Join the Cancer Institute Auxiliary
Our members find volunteering at the Cancer Institute a rewarding personal experience. You can too! Call (501) 686-8286 for more information about our programs.
• Gift Shop • Outpatient Clinics • Bone Marrow Transplant Clinic • Legacy League • Ottenheimer Cancer Education Center • Fundraising Projects • Holiday/Staff Appreciation Projects
As a member of the Cancer Institute Auxiliary, your contribution of time and talent will enrich the lives of cancer patients, either directly or indirectly. Won't you join us today?
Call Cancer Institute Volunteer Services at:(501) 686-8286. For more information or to contact us,
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