Moffitt Health Equity Partners | Moffit

An initiative of the George Edgecomb Company

George Edgecomb was Hillsborough County’s first black/African American county judge and a good friend of H. Lee Moffitt, founder of the Moffitt Cancer Center. At only 33 years old, he died of leukemia in 1977. The George Edgecomb Society at the Moffitt Cancer Center honors the life and impact of Justice Edgecomb in seeking to address the systemic causes that lead to health disparities in marginalized communities.

Introducing Health Equity Partners

The Moffitt Cancer Center has launched a new corporate membership program called Moffitt Health Equity Partners, which will provide companies with a powerful new way to contribute to the vision of health equity for all people within our diverse Tampa Bay communities.

Funds raised each year through the Moffitt Health Equity Partners program will support the following activities:

• Research programs
• education in the community
• Diversify our faculty
• Regular screenings
• Transportation Initiatives

The Moffitt Cancer Center is committed to providing annual stewardship reports to each Health Equity Partners organization, outlining progress in specific programs supported by your funds or providing a broader overview of all programs supported by your gift and donations. others. In the region of research, these reports will provide an update on the progress of funded projects, including details on vision, planning, execution and next steps, depending on the stage of research. In the region of community sensitizationthe Moffitt Foundation will provide details of the types of activities your support has enabled us to carry out in underserved communities, as well as the number of people reached, number of activities and follow-up actions where appropriate, such as providing vouchers for follow-up screenings.

Don’t miss this opportunity to make a difference! Secure your annual membership now.

Champion – $50,000 Crusader – $25,000 Lawyer – $10,000 Contributor – $2,500