Vonage Systems: JAF’s Solution to Remote Work Transition
The emergence of COVID-19 ushered in a seismic shift in the way our society, and everything in it, operates. To isolate and ensure the health and safety...
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2020 JAF Holiday Shopping Guide
Tis the season! Here are some ways to kick off your holiday shopping while supporting New England cancer patients and families! Shipping is available for...
The Toughest of the Tough
Since he was a child, Adrian Velis admired the regal dress blues of his father’s military uniform. Adrian’s father, a US Marine who had served his...
Team JAF’s Unprecedented 2020 Marathon Journey Comes to an End
Originally set for April 20, 2020. Postponed to September 14. Eventually turned completely virtual. The 124th running of the Boston Marathon became an...
Throwing Cancer a Curveball
Baseball is not a casual hobby for Storm Rushford; it's his passion and calling in life. Storm puts in far more practice and preparation than any coach or...
2020 Team JAF Virtual Falmouth Road Race Athletes Raise Crucial Funds For New England Cancer Patients
Like most things in 2020, this year’s New Balance Road Race had a slightly different feel to it, but there was one constant from past events: our...
12th Annual Joe Andruzzi & Friends Golf Tournament Raises over $255,000 to Support New England Cancer Patients and Families
On Monday, August 24, 2020, the Joe Andruzzi Foundation, its supporters, and a host of local athletes and celebrities, came together at Block Rock Country...
Guest Post: Cancer Caregiving Is So Many Things
Julie and Peter Peter and I walked down the aisle at Oceancliff mansion in Newport on a crisp September afternoon in 2004 with the ocean breeze at our...
Life and Death Decisions: Financial Toxicity & Cancer Treatment
Dr. Muzaffar Qazilbash, Professor, Department of Stem Cell Transplantation, Division of Cancer Medicine, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer...
Three times diagnosed with cancer. Never a symptom. This is Robyn’s story.
Robyn Stewart has had cancer three times, but she’s never had a symptom. Not a single one. Oddly enough, there’s a reasonable explanation for this,...