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September 18, 2011: The 6th Annual Endure to Conquer 5K Run/Walk in honor of Joe Dougherty

The 6th annual Endure to Conquer 5K Run/Walk in honor of Joe Dougherty will be held at 8.00 am on September 18, 2011 at the Burbank Ice Arena, 51 Symonds Way, Reading, MA 01867.

Registration fee is $25.  Additional contributions are most welcome.  You can register on the day of the race or use the Donate tab (http://www.global-cures.org/civicrm/contribute/transact?reset=1&id=1and enter "2011 Dougherty Walk" in the honoree first name in order to register on-line.  Call 781 269 2602 or email vidula@global-cures.org for more information 

History: In November of 2005, Joe Dougherty was diagnosed with a glioblastoma. Though the outlook was grim and the chance of survival was small, he researched treatments for this disease with the same determination and passion he used in every facet of his life prior to his diagnosis. During his research, he came across GlobalCures.  All the proceeds from the Race/Walk have been donated to GlobalCures for the past four years.  Joe lost his battle with cancer on July 30, 2008, but his family and friends have continued the event in his honor.

New York City Half Marathon, March 20, 2011

GlobalCures invites you to join a team of 10 very special people who will race together and raise funds to find a cure for cancer. 

Click here for more information, or call 617 244 7436 or email swati@global-cures.org

The 5th annual Endure to Conquer Road Race/Walk

The 5th annual Endure to Conquer Road Race/Walk in honor of Joe Dougherty was held on September 26, 2010 at the Burbank Ice Arena in Reading, Massachusetts.   In November of 2005, Joe Dougherty was diagnosed with a glioblastoma. Though the outlook was grim and the chance of survival was small, he researched treatments for this disease with the same determination and passion he used in every facet of his life prior to his diagnosis. During his research, he came across GlobalCures.  All the proceeds from the Race/Walk have been donated to GlobalCures for the past three years.  Joe lost his battle with cancer on July 30, 2008, but his family and friends have continued the event in his honor.

Co-founders of GlobalCures interview on NPR public radio: Saturday, August 21, 2010

NPR, the public radio system in the United States, will air a three-part series about cancer immunology and Coley's Fluid. Three weekly one-hour editions of “The People’s Pharmacy” are hosted by Joe and Terry Graedon.

Program #1 – Saturday August 7th and Sunday August 8th

NIH immunologist Dr. Polly Matzinger and fever therapy authority Prof. Uwe Hobohn.

  

Program #2 – Saturday August 14th and Sunday August 15th

MBVax president Don MacAdam and oncologist Dr. Jonathan Serody.

 

Program #3 – Saturday August 21st and Sunday August 22nd

GlobalCures’ co-founders Vidula Sukhatme and Dr. Vikas Sukhatme, Victor J. Aresty Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School

 

To listen to these programs on the radio, check the schedule of your local NPR station:

 http://www.peoplespharmacy.com/radio-stations/

 

The interviews will be available as a podcast at:

http://www.peoplespharmacy.com/

5th Annual Benefit in honor of Joe Dougherty

June 9, 2010: Friends and family gathered at Lucky’s lounge in Boston to celebrate the life of Joseph Dougherty of Reading, MA, who died of glioblastoma in 2008.  The annual benefit event, which has consisted of an informal get-together with appetizers, cash bar and a fabulous raffle, has so far contributed over 17,000 dollars to GlobalCures.  

 

We made it to the top 25 in American Express Members Project!

Amercan Express will donate to our organization if we are in the top 5.  If you are an Amercan Express card member, please log on to www.membersproject.com and vote for project id W7DZSG : New affordable treatments with existing drugs.  

 

Tax-deductible credit card donations now accepted online

We can now accept tax-deductible credit card donations online.

GlobalCures officially registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

The IRS has recognized GlobalCures as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, eligible to receive tax-deductible donations.

The website is up!

The GlobalCures website was launched today!

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