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RING THE BELL OF HOPE
Cancer patients traditionally ring a bell in the cancer center at the conclusion
of their cancer treatment. Ringing the bell is an emotional and triumphant
celebration of all the patient has accomplished - conquering fear, persevering
through uncertainty, enduring adversity and hardship, and hanging on to hope
with strength and a strong will to live.
When patients ring the bell at the Georgia Cancer Center, they celebrate this
tremendous milestone with the knowledge that they have their team at the Georgia
Cancer Center to see them through survivorship. Achievement. Support.
Advancement. The Augusta University bell tower logo means so much to so many at
the university and at the Georgia Cancer Center.
Each day, more than 100 Georgians learn they have cancer. These newly-diagnosed
patients want to know how to get on with treatment – and their normal lives – as
quickly as possible. At the Georgia Cancer Center at Augusta University, our
patients find the means, motivation and support to fight back. Here, they will
join a strong team of healthcare providers who will battle alongside them.
At the Georgia Cancer Center, our mission is to reduce the burden of cancer in
the state of Georgia and across the globe through superior care, innovation and
education. We work toward this goal one patient at a time. Our greatest success
is possible with the support of philanthropic partners who step up to ring the
bell of hope.
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CONTACT US
Jane Barrett
Health Sciences Campus
Georgia Cancer Center - M. Bert Storey Research Building
1120 15th Street, CN-2224
Augusta, GA 30912
(706) 721-7398
jane.barrett@augusta.edu
OUR VISION
While more and more people are surviving cancer and Georgia cancer death rates
decline every year, the decline is not as rapid nor as deep as we would like it
to be. Cancer remains the second leading cause of death in our state. One of
every five deaths in Georgia is attributable to cancer.
Our scientific research and compassionate care takes aim at those statistics,
working to improve the cancer profile of the state. But our patients are far
more than statistics and diagnoses. They are individuals and families, hopes and
dreams, determination and fear. And they need you.
OUR MISSION
To accomplish our mission of reducing the burden of cancer in our state, the
Georgia Cancer Center at Augusta University is on a journey to National Cancer
Institute (NCI) designation. The long-term path toward this significant goal is
paved with great strides in the areas of clinical care, research and prevention.
NCI-designated Cancer Centers meet the most rigorous standards for
transdisciplinary, state-of-the art research focused on developing new and
better approaches to preventing, diagnosing and treating cancer. NCI Cancer
Centers are grant-funded to support deep and diverse scientific innovation for
even greater advances in cancer treatment discovery.
Our goals for NCI designation require us to recruit leading cancer researchers
and gather crucial support for translational research. We need new cancer
scientists from multiple disciplines and research interests, we need to improve
our infrastructure, and we need to expand our outreach efforts throughout
Georgia. Philanthropic support is essential for reaching this next step in
cancer care for Georgia and the surrounding areas.
Advancing Scientific Excellence
The most successful fights against cancer begin in the laboratory. In 2018, we
opened the $62.5 million expansion of the M. Bert Storey Research Building on
our campus, with significant support from our philanthropic partners.
Becoming a Destination Cancer Center
Ringing a bell of understanding means investing in robust patient care programs
that can make the cancer journey more bearable, and, at the same time, build a
destination center for cancer care excellence.
Meeting the Needs of Our Population
The Georgia Cancer Center believes in ringing the bell for all. We have
developed outreach programs designed to address the specific challenges that our
state and the Southeast region face.
RING THE BELL FOR GENERATIONS
Research
The Georgia Cancer Center M. Bert Storey Research Building provides quality
research space to promote multidisciplinary collaborations and translational
research, which is essential to creating an environment that promotes
innovation. Our research approach supports important National Cancer Institute
goals ensuring every cancer patient has access to the newest and most innovative
clinical trials in the nation.
Research
Education and Training
The Education & Training Office of the Georgia Cancer Center is dedicated to
enhancing the development of current and future generations of cancer biomedical
professionals with the ultimate goal of reducing the burden of cancer in Georgia
and across the globe.
Education and Training
Clinical Research
The Georgia Cancer Center houses a dedicated cancer clinical research unit that
oversees the center’s own Phase I-IV trials and manages studies from throughout
the medical center offered in conjunction with oncology departments such as
radiology and gynecologic oncology.
Clinical Research
Community Connections
The Georgia Cancer Center is dedicated to empowering members of our community to
become catalysts for change. By fostering positive partnerships, we hope to work
with our patients and our community to increase healthy behaviors and reduce the
risk of developing cancer. From prevention to survivorship, we strive to be the
community’s “go-to” resource for cancer treatment and care.
Community Connections
Patient Care
We can provide information that ranges from educational and prevention sessions
to special events; from screenings to research updates; from clinical care to
survivorship programs - all with the focus on supporting those being affected by
a diagnosis of cancer and finding a cure for this disease.
Patient Care
BE A CATALYST FOR YOUR COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY CATALYST: COVELLI ENTERPRISES
It is a perfect partnership thanks to a popular breakfast food and a need to
support Georgia’s cancer center and the patients receiving treatment for their
disease. For two years now, the Georgia Cancer Center has been proud to partner
with Covelli Enterprises, which operates Panera Bread franchises across the
country, including one each in […]
Continue reading Community Catalyst: Covelli Enterprises
COMMUNITY CATALYST: VICTORIA SCOTT
A mother may have lost her daughter to an aggressive form of brain cancer, but
that doesn’t mean she’s stopped supporting the medical team that gave her family
more time to make memories. For this community catalyst, it is all about
providing hope for future families facing the same dire diagnosis. “Dr. Ted
Johnson took […]
Continue reading Community Catalyst: Victoria Scott
COMMUNITY CATALYSTS: MIKE AND LINDA POLATTY
A husband and wife are a team that sticks together through good and bad, through
the healthy days and the days when a sickness shows up and threatens everything.
As a team, Mike and Linda Polatty want to share what they learned through the
tough times, and that willingness to share their story and support […]
Continue reading Community Catalysts: Mike and Linda Polatty
COMMUNITY CATALYST: PAT SCHAFFER
She has spent her life investing in the community where she lives, both through
work, as well as supporting various community events in the Augusta River
Region. For Pat Schaffer, it’s a belief she passes on to those employees working
under her at Villa Europa on Deans Bridge Road.
Continue reading Community Catalyst: Pat Schaffer
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REDUCING THE BURDEN
The Georgia Cancer Center at Augusta University is dedicated to reducing the
burden of cancer in Georgia and across the globe through superior care,
innovation, and education. Through unprecedented expansion, the Georgia Cancer
Center is providing access to more first-in-the-nation clinical trials,
world-renowned experts and life-saving options.
EDUCATION & RESEARCH
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