To read more on the run/walk for pancreatic cancer research, go to EVENTS
Featured speaker SR-71 Pilot Brian Shul, WINGS OF HOPE founder Maureen Shul, and event auctioneer Gary Corbett
On October 22, 2022 WINGS OF HOPE FOR PANCREATIC CANCER RESEARCH presented an ‘Evening of Hope’ in Boston to benefit the pancreatic cancer research program at Massachusetts General Hospital. Read full story at EVENTS.
For more on the ‘Evening of Hope’ that took place at Exploration of Flight, Centennial Airport, featuring SR-71 Pilot Brian Shul, go to EVENTS
Go to events to read more on the 2022 Kingsbury Open.
Tommy Goodman, Kingsbury Open founder Lisa Kingsbury Goodman, WINGS OF HOPE founder Maureen Shul
For more information on the wildly successful sold out event go to EVENTS
Left to right: Dr. Sana Karam, Dr. Carlo Marchetti, Allison Krebs, Kathryn Haber, Colin Daugherty, Cathy Noon (back), Maureen Shul (front), Jim Noon, Ann Adams
On December 7, 2021 more than 3,000 local non profit organizations benefited from donations received from those who support and believe in their cause. THANK YOU to everyone who made a donation to WINGS OF HOPE FOR PANCREATIC CANCER RESEARCH on that day. Your support is making a difference in funding pancreatic cancer research at the University of Colorado Cancer Center. THANK YOU!
September 18, 2021
September 2, 2021
Join us for the 7th annual Kingsbury Open at The Golf Club at Bear Dance in Larkspur. The Kingsbury Open, founded in memory of Thomas Kingsbury by his daughter Lisa Kingsbury Goodman, is a benefit to raise awareness and funding for pancreatic cancer research at the University of Colorado Cancer Center.
To be a sponsor or register to play: kingsburyopen.org
WINGS OF HOPE for PANCREATIC CANCER RESEARCH was formed in February 2012 by Maureen A. Shul after losing her mother and brother within months of one another to pancreatic cancer. The non-profit foundation is dedicated to raising awareness and funding for the ongoing research, clinical trials and treatment of pancreatic cancer patients at the Pancreatic Cancer Research Program at the University of Colorado Cancer Center.
The Shul Family
Pancreatic cancer is currently the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States. Of the most commonly diagnosed cancers, the survival rate for pancreatic cancer - the percentage of patients who are living five years after diagnosis - is just 10 percent. This is because far more people are diagnosed at stage IV when the disease has metastasized. This survival rate has changed little in the last 40 years.
With no early detection tools, effective treatments or adequate funding for research, the rapidly rising threat of pancreatic cancer urgently demands an increase in awareness and research funding.
Founded out of grief, driven by purpose and in pursuit of making a difference, WINGS OF HOPE for PANCREATIC CANCER RESEARCH is dedicated to
- Accelerating the research
- Providing the most advanced treatments
- Finding the cure
Thomas Purcell, MD, MBA, University of Colorado Cancer Center