Embracing Change: Darlene Hines Shares Her Journey of Growth, Resilience, and Giving Back
Longtime Gladstone supporter Darlene Hines reflects on her journey of learning, growth, and giving after her husband’s passing
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Join the President’s CouncilThe President’s Council is a dedicated community of our most loyal champions, engaged to grow Gladstone’s network and increase funding for the president’s most important priorities.
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Visionary Philanthropists Establish Center to Harness Computational Biology for Cancer Research
A search for the brightest minds in cancer and AI led Hope and Sanjit Biswas to give in their own backyard.
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People Give to People: Meet Gloria Kwei, Gladstone’s Most Loyal Donor
Gloria Kwei has donated to Gladstone Institutes since 2005 as a way to honor her late husband, George, and bring awareness to heart disease.
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The Risk and the Reward
How the Dolby family works to improve outcomes for people with Alzheimer’s disease.
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Living Her Values
President’s Council member Carla O’Dell shares her philanthropy story.
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