The Capitol Medical Center (CMC) Radiology Department turned over a donation to ICANSERVE Foundation on November 11, 2014.
ICANSERVE Foundation was the beneficiary of the 2014 CMC Radiology Mammo-Run, held on October 12 at the University of the Philippines Diliman campus.
CMC Radiology Department chairman Benigno R. Santi II, MD, FPCR handed the cash donation to volunteers Lian Chua and Tina Gutierrez, who are also members of the board of ICANSERVE Foundation.
Gutierrez gave Dr. Santi and Dr. Gina Macaraeg a letter of appreciation to thank the CMC Radiology for joining the ICANSERVE community of breast cancer survivors, supporters, advocates, partners and friends. CMC Radiology first chose ICANSERVE as beneficiary for its Mammo-Run in 2013.
“ICANSERVE recognizes your invaluable contribution to the campaign to save lives and keep families whole, through the early detection of breast cancer,” said the letter signed by Chua.
Through Ating Dibdibin, its flagship project, ICANSERVE has trained nearly 1,500 local government medical personnel (majority of them, barangay health workers), screened over 7,000 women (and several men), and conducted forums attended by nearly 15,000 women.
ICANSERVE volunteer Lian Chua (left) receives a donation from Capitol Medical Center Radiology Department Chairman Benigno R. Santi II, MD, FPCR (center), representing proceeds of the CMC Radiology Mammo-Run held on October 12, 2014 in U.P. Diliman.
ICANSERVE volunteer Tina Gutierrez (right) presents a letter of appreciation to Capitol Medical Center Radiology Department Chairman Benigno R. Santi II, MD, FPCR (left) and Dr. Gina Macaraeg (center).