Spotlight: Archive
Take a look at some of the impactful stories that influence and propel RUSH’s greatest efforts to improve the health of the Chicago community at our 2023 Fall Benefit! Click…
Click on the link to view the full bio for our keynote speaker at our 28th Annual Spring Luncheon.
Members of The Woman’s Board and the Junior Board volunteered at the annual Soldier Field 10 Run on Memorial Day Weekend which benefitted Rush’s very own Road Home Program.
The 2022 Principal Project is The Woman’s Board Fund for Excellence in Cellular Therapy – reshaping expectations of what’s possible in the treatment of solid tumor cancers.
The Woman’s Board of Rush University Medical Center is eternally grateful for all Medical Center employees for the compassion and commitment they have shown throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are just a few of the ways our Woman’s Board members are thanking health care heroes at Rush.
The Woman’s Board is pleased to share that our 2021 Principal Project is The Woman’s Board Fund for Precision Oncology Research. Click here to learn more about how Precision Oncology Research has the potential to revolutionize cancer care.
In 2020, members and friends of the Woman’s Board raised critical funds for the Rush COVID-19 Response Fund. Thank you to everyone who supported this effort.
The Woman’s Board is pleased to share that our 2020 Principal Project is The Woman’s Board Transformation Fund for the Rush University Cancer Center. More critical than ever in the era of COVID-19, this fund will support the Cancer Center as they redefine excellence in cancer care locally and nationally.
In 2018, The Woman’s Board raised funds for the Rush Education and Career Hub, also known as REACH. Thank you to all of our members and supporters for making a difference!
In 2019, The Woman’s Board raised more than $500,000 for the Rush Community Service Initiatives Program, known as RCSIP. A robust interprofessional program with volunteers from all four of Rush University’s colleges, RCSIP provides services to more than 10,000 community members annually.
