Topics: Cancer Philanthropy

Warren Gittlen, center, holding golf club, stands in front of a statue of the Nittany Lion with seven Penn State researchers. They are outdoors. The researchers, a mix of both men and women, are wearing white lab coats.

Remembering cancer research philanthropist Warren Gittlen

Apr 16, 2018

The Penn State Cancer Institute and broader Penn State community are mourning the passing of alumnus and longtime cancer research philanthropist Warren Gittlen.

The Lance and Ellen Shaner Cancer Pavilion is pictured in State College, PA. The building is visible in a wide horizontal photo with a blue, lightly cloudy sky visible to the right.

Shaner shares gift of new hope with cancer patients

Sep 17, 2017

Lance Shaner and his family have made considerable professional and personal contributions to organizations in the greater State College and Centre County community, including in the area of cancer research.

Four people are picutred wearing shades of pink and black at a breast cancer fundraiser party thrown by survivor Kathy, who is pictured third from left. An arch of pink and white balloons is visible behind the people pictured.

Cancer survivor throws 50 Shades of Pink benefit party

Feb 10, 2016

A "50 Shades of Pink" fundraiser party thrown by breast cancer survivor Kathy raised upwards of $37,000, which will go toward new lines of research, patient-centered amenities, and targeted services for women with significant financial need at Penn State Cancer Institute.

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