Development Dispatch
What will it take to cure cancer? At the UF Health Cancer Center, this question defines our daily work and commitment to improving the lives of all who are battling this disease. I have had the honor and privilege of meeting many of our patients and their families and am deeply grateful for their willingness to share their stories and their passion for helping us solve one of the most pressing health issues of our time.
Every one of us has unique reasons for our choices of what we support through philanthropic gifts. At our center, contributions from our patients, families and community members have had an extraordinary impact upon the research and patient-care initiatives that are making a real difference in our search for a cure. These gifts represent their trust and faith in our work, and they pave the way for tomorrow’s breakthroughs.
Contributions from our patients, families and community members have had an extraordinary impact upon research and patient-care initiatives. —Carol Nimitz
As a development officer, I am charged with uniting purpose and passion on behalf of those willing to support the UF Health Cancer Center. It is the most fulfilling job I could have imagined, made better every day by the opportunity to meet and speak with people like you.
I would welcome your phone call, email or personal visit to my office, which is located on the first floor of the UF Health Davis Cancer Pavilion by the elevators, or at a location convenient to you. Working together, we can answer the question, “What will it take to cure cancer?” Thank you for your continued confidence in, and support of, our work.
Sincerely,
Carol Nimitz
Senior Director of Development cnimitz@ufl.edu, 352-273-8689
To learn more about how your gift to the UF Health Cancer Center directly supports promising research and quality, patient-centered care, please contact Marcela Brandao at 352.273.8689 or mbrandao@ufl.edu.