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University of Pennsylvania's Brasser Center Receives $21 Million to Advance Care for At-Risk Patients of Inherited Cancers

The $21 million gift comes from Mindy and John Gray, whose initial gift of $25 million founded the Brasser Center for BRCA in 2012. UPENN President, Amy Gutmann, stated, “Mindy and Jon have directed their visionary philanthropy to a most critical area in medicine…the possibility of eliminating genetic diseases increases exponentially because of their generosity and personal commitment.”

To read the full story, visit PENN Medicine News.  Article originally published on 5.4.17. Photo credit: University of Pennsylvania
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