CTBC Bank donated $ 0,000 to the Huntsman Cancer Foundation -
CTBC Bank (USA) and its parent company CTBC Financial Holdings donated $ 0,000 in as a global partner to the Huntsman cancer Foundation, which kicks off its new annual Championship research fundraising for cancer research.
The event, part of a golf campaign and gala will take place at Jack Nicklaus Course painted Promontory Valley in Park City, Utah, on August 12 and will benefit cancer research at the Huntsman cancer Institute in Salt Lake City, UT. Contributions, including CTBC total commitment of more than $ 1 million for fundraising.
"Cancer is really a global problem," said Susan Sheehan, Director General for Development at the Huntsman Cancer Foundation. "It takes a team of innovative researchers and optimistic, strong leadership and pioneering and dedicated partners to eradicate cancer. We are very grateful to CTBC generous support cancer and Huntsman children and families around the world. "
" CTBC Bank is proud to join the Huntsman Foundation Cancer to fight the disease by further strengthening his team and research facilities, "said Noor Menai, President and CEO of CTBC Bank (USA) and Chief CTBC North America." CTBC and our founders have a long tradition of supporting the communities we serve and the work of the foundation is essential for the future of families around the world. "
the CACT and the Huntsman gift support includes primary childhood and families' Cancer Research Center at Huntsman Cancer Institute . the center's research programs will increase knowledge about the genetics of cancer, risks and prevention, to advance the development of new drugs, providing state-of-the-art imaging of the tumor needs to address survivor, and create a biotechnology center.
In total, CTBC partners, Zions Bank, Layton Construction, Okland constuction, electrical Deseret, VLCM and Won-door, with dozens of other sponsors, will present more than $ 1 million in research with cancer aim to November of $ 2 million.
officials present CTBC August 12 e event to present the Huntsman Cancer Foundation a check for $ 0,000 include Thomas KS Chen, vice president of CTBC Bank Co., Peter Liu, Executive Vice President of CTBC, Noor Menai, and Kenneth Yu, vice president of CACT.
CTBC also supports many other important cultural and educational organizations, including the Center for Pacific Asian Family, Chrysalis and Operation Hope.
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