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🌞 TCGives Presents: Sounds of Summer 🎶
Kick off the summer with an unforgettable night of music and giving! Join us on June 6, 2025, at 7 PM at Ardmore Music Hall as we enjoy the sounds of a live reggae band! This event is not to be missed! It isure to be THE event of the Summer.
This special evening is about more than just great music—it’s about making a real difference. TCGives is dedicated to fighting pancreatic cancer in loving memory of Kathleen K. Schoemaker, cherished mother to Annemarie Tester and Jeremy Schoemaker, who tragically lost her battle with the disease in 2016. All proceeds from TCGives will directly support Jefferson Health's Molecular Profiling of Pancreatic Cancer initiative and patient services.Â
Led by Dr. Charles Yeo and one of the nation’s leading pancreatic surgical research teams, this groundbreaking research aims to identify biomarkers in tumors to guide tumor-specific treatments. This testing is not covered by insurance in early-stage pancreatic cancer and relies on donations like yours to ensure every patient undergoing pancreas surgery has their tumor profiled, regardless of insurance status. By advancing pancreatic cancer treatment, this research will improve survival rates and offer the greatest gift to those affected by pancreatic cancer: hope.
Dress Code: Casual
This is a 21+ event
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About This Event
🌞 TCGives Presents: Sounds of Summer 🎶
Kick off the summer with an unforgettable night of music and giving! Join us on June 6, 2025, at 7 PM at Ardmore Music Hall as we enjoy the sounds of a live reggae band! This event is not to be missed! It isure to be THE event of the Summer.
This special evening is about more than just great music—it’s about making a real difference. TCGives is dedicated to fighting pancreatic cancer in loving memory of Kathleen K. Schoemaker, cherished mother to Annemarie Tester and Jeremy Schoemaker, who tragically lost her battle with the disease in 2016. All proceeds from TCGives will directly support Jefferson Health's Molecular Profiling of Pancreatic Cancer initiative and patient services.Â
Led by Dr. Charles Yeo and one of the nation’s leading pancreatic surgical research teams, this groundbreaking research aims to identify biomarkers in tumors to guide tumor-specific treatments. This testing is not covered by insurance in early-stage pancreatic cancer and relies on donations like yours to ensure every patient undergoing pancreas surgery has their tumor profiled, regardless of insurance status. By advancing pancreatic cancer treatment, this research will improve survival rates and offer the greatest gift to those affected by pancreatic cancer: hope.
Dress Code: Casual
This is a 21+ event
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