Mayo Clinic has received a $100 million gift from an Iowa philanthropist to put towards its new cancer centers in Phoenix and Rochester, Minn., according to a Phoenix Business Journal report.
Richard Jacobson, CEO of Jacobson Companies in Des Moines, Iowa, offered the largest living gift Mayo has ever received.
Mayo's new $400 million cancer centers are expected to open in 2016. They will feature proton beam and other state-of-the-art cancer therapies.
Read the Phoenix Business Journal report on a philanthropist's $100 million gift to Mayo Clinic.
Read more about Mayo Clinic:
- Mayo Clinic Raises $1.35B in Five-Year Campaign
- Mayo Clinic to Build $370M Proton Beam Therapy Facilities for Cancer Care
Richard Jacobson, CEO of Jacobson Companies in Des Moines, Iowa, offered the largest living gift Mayo has ever received.
Mayo's new $400 million cancer centers are expected to open in 2016. They will feature proton beam and other state-of-the-art cancer therapies.
Read the Phoenix Business Journal report on a philanthropist's $100 million gift to Mayo Clinic.
Read more about Mayo Clinic:
- Mayo Clinic Raises $1.35B in Five-Year Campaign
- Mayo Clinic to Build $370M Proton Beam Therapy Facilities for Cancer Care