I'm rowing in The Prouty!

For two years we’ve all watched as scientists and medical professionals tackled COVID-19. This has underscored the daring times in which we live. As we celebrate modern miracles let’s turn our attention back to fighting cancer – as this battle goes on.

I don’t know anyone who has not been impacted by cancer – in their personal lives, in their family and in their community – do you? If you’ve felt the weight of a cancer diagnosis for yourself or a loved one, would you please join me in this fight? I need you to support my rowing in The Prouty, this year on July 9 as funds raised will go towards cancer research and treatment.

Hanover NH is action central for the 41st PROUTY - I’ve rowed my scull in this event on the Connecticut River before and found it exhilarating though exhausting. I’m eager to take up my oars and go at it once more – and I’d truly appreciate your support at whatever level you can contribute.

The link below will get you to an online donation site. If you’d prefer to send a check to D-H/Geisel Office of Development, Attn: Gift Recording, One Medical Center Drive (HB 7070), Lebanon, NH 03756, know that’s an option and please indicate my name as the participant you are supporting. Also you can send that check to me and I’ll get it there: 575 Hall Farm Road, New London NH 03257.

However you can support my challenge to row in the 41st year of The Prouty, please know I’m extremely grateful.

Sincerely,

Charlene

1. Make a gift to my Prouty fundraiser and help me reach my goal. Click the ‘donate’ button to support my efforts in the 2022 Prouty.

All funds raised will help fund innovative researchers and clinicians who are dedicated to finding ways to prevent, diagnose, and treat cancer. Prouty funds also provide meaningful patient and family support services that are otherwise unfunded—such as support groups, massage, art therapy programs, transportation and grocery assistance, and more.

Thank you for your support!

Together, we are changing lives. Together, we will end cancer.