Benefactor Stories
Betti Robinson felt so terrible she considered writing a letter to say goodbye to her children. “I’d never been sick a day in my life.[...]
One of the most important phone calls you get is Mayo Clinic saying, 'We’ll accept you as a patient.'
In June 2020, Jerry Harty was diagnosed with an extremely rare and lethal neuroendocrine cancer.
Bahman and Becky Hoveida believe in a future of healthcare where cancers are diagnosed earlier.
'Only Mayo Clinic could have dealt with the complexity of my situation.'
When the Pounds reflect on their 30-year philanthropic journey, it comes back to loyalty and trust.
Stephen and Linda Odell believe in Mayo Clinic’s abilities to help individuals on a global scale.
A cancer diagnosis could have defined Jim Splinter’s life. He chose otherwise.
Bundy Kitchen + Market offers a calm space for patients and caregivers between appointments.
Bill and Diane Habiger established a lasting legacy for Mayo Clinic, ensuring support for future patients.
Leonard Lauder is helping fund research to benefit his fellow veterans who suffer from back pain and spinal cord injuries.
Dawn Botsford finds hope and recovery from advanced melanoma through a clinical trial.