Minnesota Oncology is proud to be the legacy sponsor of Angel Foundation’s Gala Event.
The event hosted by Brett Hoffland of KSTP, raised $890,000 this year.
Last year, Margie Sborov, the founder of Angel Foundation, received the first annual Founder’s Award. The Angel Foundation Founder’s Award was created to recognize an individual that exemplifies all that Angel Foundation is – bigger, bolder, better.
This year, Dr. Cathy Casey was the recipient of the Founder’s Award with Dr. Mark & Margie Sborov presenting her with this honor. Dr. Casey has been a board member of Angel Foundation for the past 8 years. She has used the gala as an opportunity to recognize and honor her team, by having them attend this special evening.
Dr. Cathy Casey is one of Minnesota Oncology’s premier Gynecologic Oncologists practicing at the Edina office.
As one of her colleagues shared, “she puts her patients first and works her buns off for them.”
Congratulations Dr. Casey! Our patients and Angel Foundation are so lucky to have you on their team.
About Minnesota Oncology:
Mission: Our mission is to combine the strength of hope with the power of science, one patient at a time.
Vision: To deliver patient-centered, comprehensive, and compassionate care in community cancer centers using best practice, state-of the-art therapies and research, in order to be the premier provider of care for patients with cancer and blood disorders in the region
About Angel Foundation:
Angel Foundation™ is a Twin Cities-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose mission is to provide support to local adults with cancer and their families. For more than twenty years, our programs have ensured that individuals and families have the resources they need throughout their cancer journey.
Our Mission: Angel Foundation™ offers relief to adults with cancer and their loved ones through financial assistance, education, and emotional support.
Since 2001, showing a proven approach to addressing critical issues, Angel Foundation™ has distributed more than $12 million in emergency financial assistance and provided over 40,000 program services to local adults with cancer and their families. Their Emergency Financial Assistance program remains the backbone of Angel’s mission.
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