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MONCRIEF CANCER INSTITUTE REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
Every Dollar You Give Means More Time to Live

Because of you, Moncrief Cancer Institute is discovering cancers at earlier, more treatable stages, giving patients more time to do the things they love most.

More time for Vantrille to laugh with her children

Moncrief Cancer Institute was Vantrille Patterson’s first stop when she began having symptoms of colorectal cancer. With Moncrief’s help, she received a diagnosis and affordable, effective treatment. Now Vantrille is healthy and back to finding joy in her favorite things: singing, creating, and laughing with her children

More time for Victoria to dance

When Victoria Capik began experiencing shortness of breath, she became concerned. She had health insurance, but the deductible was simply unaffordable. Luckily, Victoria’s primary care physician directed her to Moncrief Cancer Institute for a free cancer screening. From there, Moncrief was with Victoria every step of the way as they navigated her cancer diagnosis together.

More time for Hector to spend with his familia

Hector Chavarria trusts Moncrief Cancer Institute to help take care of his and his family’s health. He and his wife Milagro receive their annual cancer screenings from Moncrief, giving them the peace of mind needed to enjoy every moment together.

More time for Phillip to care for his community

Phillip Honore is a dedicated community servant who has spent his life helping communities thrive. Now Moncrief Cancer Institute is helping him thrive by ensuring he feels confident in his health.

More time for Azor to travel with his bride

A cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming, especially when it comes in a rare form. After Azor Phelps was diagnosed with an uncommon tonsillar cancer, Moncrief Cancer Institute supported him throughout his journey back to health.

More time for Jessica to play with her kids

Jessica Guessford relies on Moncrief Cancer Institute's exercise oncology program to stay strong while undergoing chemotherapy for metastatic breast cancer. And it’s a good thing, too – with two small kids and an active, outdoor-loving family, Jessica knows how to fill every second with life.

More time for Ellen to cheer on her favorite teams

UT Southwestern's Moncrief Cancer Institute’s Primary Care Clinic for Cancer Survivors helps Ellen Johnson manage late effects of cancer treatment. Ensuring Ellen is the healthiest and most comfortable version of herself, Moncrief Cancer Institute also provides her with customized exercise training.