Description
Over 2 days, Friday, January 7, and Saturday, January 8, 24 high school teams, along with their coaches, fans, referees, and additional supporters, will come together to play 12 games. The goal for each participant is to encourage them to join the fight by making a donation to Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey.
Donations are applied to...
Donations will support Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey. New Jersey ranks among the highest in the nation for cancer incidence rates. With more than 100,000 patient visits annually, Rutgers Cancer Institute meets a critical need in our community. World-class scientists and physicians make cancer discoveries that have changed and will continue to change our understanding and treatment of cancer. As the only NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center in the state, Rutgers Cancer Institute conducts innovative research to improve early detection, prevention, and treatment.
Personal Message
Montgomery basketball is all about family and being there for each other. We thank you for joining the fight and contributing to the 2022 Coaches Vs. Cancer Shoot-Out to benefit Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey. We have all had family members or friends impacted by this disease, but through our fundraising event, we can help make a difference. Donations will support cancer research efforts at the Rutgers Cancer Institute and assist patients who are seeking care.
Why are donations necessary?
Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey relies on philanthropic support to pursue promising discoveries and ensure our physicians, researchers, and care teams have the tools they need to deliver the best patient care backed by the latest research. As New Jersey’s only National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center, Rutgers Cancer Institute is committed to providing world-class cancer care to those in New Jersey and beyond. Donations to Rutgers Cancer Institute give hope. Contributions fuel research that leads to better, more effective diagnoses, treatment options, prevention methods, and detection of cancer.